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On 5 May, Italian President, Mr Carlo Azeglio Ciampi came to NATO HQ to discuss security issues on NATO's current agenda. He attended a Council meeting and was briefed by Admiral Venturoni on the situation in the Balkans.

Secretary General Lord Robertson underlined the importance of Italy's role during Operation Allied Force and the extent of its support in Kosovo, Bosnia and Albania where the presence of the Carabinieri are just one aspect of Italy's contribution to the peace effort in the region.

Following this visit, Lord Robertson went to Rome on 8 May where he met with Prime Minister Amato, Foreign Minister Dini and Defence Minister Mattarella.