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Deputy Secretary General thanks Albania for contributions to NATO14 Dec. 2018 Deputy Secretary General thanks Albania | News |
NATO Deputy Secretary General visit to the Republic of Albania12 Dec. 2018 to the Republic of Albania 13 Dec. 2018 - 14 Dec. 2018 | Press Release (2018) 169 (Revised) Issued on 12 Dec. 2018 | Last updated: 13 Dec. 2018 11:57 | Pressrelease |
NATO Secretary General and North Atlantic Council visit Exercise Trident Juncture in Norway30 Oct. 2018 visitors' day 30 Oct. 2018 NATO Permanent Representatives and senior NATO officials at the Enhanced Logistics Base demonstration. (Centre) Visho Ajazi Lika, Permanent Representative of Albania to NATO | News |
NATO Secretary General and North Atlantic Council visit Exercise Trident Juncture in Norway30 Oct. 2018 visitors' day 30 Oct. 2018 NATO Permanent Representatives and senior NATO officials at the Enhanced Logistics Base demonstration. (Centre) Visho Ajazi Lika, Permanent Representative of Albania to NATO | News |
Address by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to the National Assembly of Slovenia09 Oct. 2018 helping to stabilise and to end conflicts, but also through the fact that NATO was enlarged, new members joined the Alliance, and Slovenia joined, Croatia joined, Albania joined, and now last year, Montenegro joined as the 29 th member of the Alliance | Opinion |
Panel Discussion with with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucić at the Belgrade Security Forum: Leadership for a Secure Region08 Oct. 2018 of the reasons why it’s going to be a lot of situations deteriorated not improved. But anyway, we will do our best to carry on dialogue with Pristina, Albania, we will do our best to establish a better relationship with the new Bosnian leadership, and I think | Opinion |
Liselotte Plesner, NATO Permanent Representative for Denmark) Permanent Representative to OSCE and Permanent Representative to UN organisations in Vienna Non-resident Ambassador to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (2014-2017), Slovakia (2014-2017), Slovenia (2014-2018) and Albania (2018) 2008-2013 | Biography |
Joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the Prime Minister of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia¹, Zoran Zaev06 Sep. 2018 of the European Union has contributed to peace and stability and prosperity all over Europe, also in the region. We have NATO members here with… also in the region, with Slovenia, Croatia, Albania, but also most recently Montenegro, and I think we have to have | Opinion |
Helping to dismantle and recycle munitions. NATO'€™s first project was with Albania. Following massive civil unrest in 1997, the country was littered with more than 600,000 looted weapons. NATO specialists estimated that more than 180 hectares of land - €”equivalent to 360 football pitches | Declassified |
Joint press point with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the Prime Minister of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia¹, Zoran Zaev29 Jun. 2018 had ratified by June 2017. So actually the thing that takes some time is the ratification in the different Member States. When Albania and Croatia joined, they were invited in April 2008 at the Bucharest Summit, and they joined in April 2009, one | Opinion |
