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Remarks to the press on the NATO Military Committee Conference (Sevilla, Spain - 16-18 Sept) by B. Gen. Massimo Panizzi, Spokesperson of the NATO Military Committee13 Sep. 2011 with an insight into Pakistan’s perspective of how this strategic partnership and cooperation (ISAF, ANSF and Pakistani Army) is developing from a pol-mil strategic viewpoint. The outcome of this session will be instrumental to the upcoming October Defense | Opinion |
Joint press point with NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer and the Prime Minister of Albania, Sali Berisha30 Jan. 2008 a parliamentary majority is necessary. So political culture is of the essence. It is clear that I... and with me the ambassadors praised Albania for its participation in ISAF, in Afghanistan and there's more to come in this regard. Albania's voice | Opinion |
Secretary General expresses strong support to Skopje's euro-atlantic aspirations18 Jun. 2010 interlocutors for the growing contribution to the ISAF mission in Afghanistan. "This contribution is much appreciated by Allies and is a clear demonstration that your country is now a security provider", he highlighted. During his one day trip to Skopje | News |
NATO, Australia announce plans to deepen security ties to meet common threats14 Jun. 2012 -conflict situations, reconstruction and facilitating humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. Australia has been working closely with NATO for nearly a decade as part of the ISAF mission in Afghanistan. The country currently has 1,550 troops | News |
Australian Prime Minister and Secretary General discuss Afghanistan mission, NATO’s new Strategic Concept04 Oct. 2010 On 4 October 2010, Australian Prime Minister Julia Eileen Gillard met with NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen in Brussels. They discussed the International Security Assistance Force’s (ISAF) efforts in Afghanistan as well as NATO’s new | News |
167th Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence Session26 Apr. 2012 Committee, General Hakan Syren. Gen. John Allen, Commander of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan updated NATO and ISAF Chiefs of Defence (CHODs) on the progress of the transition process. Transition remains on track | News |
NATO Chairman of the Military Committee participated in the Plenary Meeting of ''The Trilateral Commission'' in Washington D.C.12 Apr. 2011 spoke about the way ahead for Afghanistan and about the ongoing process for the gradual shift of responsibility from ISAF to Afghan security forces. Following this session the CMC attended a debate dedicated to the Arab Spring in the Middle East | News |
National Security Advisor of Georgia briefs the NATO-Georgia Commission07 Mar. 2012 Representatives thanked Georgia for the substantial contribution to the Alliance’s ISAF operation in Afghanistan. “ We welcome the remarkable contribution your country is making to the ISAF operation, notably the battalion in Helmand. We also appreciate your | News |
'Challenges facing NATO and the Transatlantic Community post-2014' - Address by Ambassador Alexander Vershbow NATO Deputy Secretary General at the 30th International Workshop on Global Security, Hôtel national des invalides – Paris, France, 24 June 201324 Jun. 2013 and conduct operations and to take the fight to the Taliban. As a result, ISAF will shift from a combat role to a support role, and we are on track to complete our mission at the end of next year, as planned. We are already preparing a new, smaller mission | Opinion |
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan visits NATO27 Jan. 2010 that will allow transit shipments of non-lethal goods in support of the NATO-led ISAF operation in Afghanistan. With this agreement, the northern line of communication to Afghanistan became operational | News |
