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Final Communiqué - Ministerial meeting of the North Atlantic Council03 Jun. 2003 Response Force (NRF), is on track. At their upcoming meeting, our Defence Colleagues will review the implementation of the PCC and the NRF. They are also expected to agree new, streamlined command arrangements for the Alliance, which will meet | Official text |
Remarks by António Martins da Cruz, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Portugal at the Meeting of the North Atlantic Council03 Jun. 2003 . On the basis of the Prague mandates, outstanding progress has been achieved: the NRF, the new command structure and the Prague Capabilities Commitment. On the political side, enlargement is proceeding apace, while NATO's door remains open: the NATO-Russia | Opinion |
Speech by NATO Secretary General to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, Prague, 26 May 200326 May. 2003 in Brussels solely to this key issue of capabilities, preparing the ground for the meeting of Defence Ministers in June. In parallel, we are pressing ahead more quickly than expected with NATO’s new Response Force. The NRF, as we call it, will help to ensure | Opinion |
Military Committee prepares for June Ministerial meetings13 May. 2003 of the military command structure, as well as the implementation of the NATO Response Force (NRF). At a press conference, the Chairman of the Military Committee, General Kujat, stated that a military concept for the NRF and proposals for the downsizing | News |
Remarks by Robert G. Bell, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Defence Investment03 Apr. 2003 on the immediate post-Prague challenges at hand (including in particular the establishment of the NATO reaction Force (NRF) and the full implementation of the Prague capability enhancement commitments), and even dare to leave Brussels for Paris when Ministerial | Opinion |
Interview with Admiral Forbes: Last SACLANT01 Apr. 2003 of the NATO Response Force (NRF). This is the platform for delivering the necessary military capabilities. We in the Allied Command Transformation (ACT), as SACLANT is going to be called, will provide support to the NRF, providing the Supreme Allied Commander | Opinion |
NATO’s Agenda and the Mediterranean Dialogue - Article by Nicola de Santis, Coordinator for Mediterranean Dialogue and Istanbul Cooperation Initiative01 Apr. 2003 the establishment of the NATO Response Force (NRF), to provide the Alliance with rapidly deployable, high capability cutting edge to deal with the full range of today's threats. The NRF will enable NATO to react immediately with robust, tailored forces wherever | Opinion |
NATO’s Agenda and the Mediterranean Dialogue - Article by Nicola de Santis, Coordinator for Mediterranean Dialogue and Istanbul Cooperation Initiative01 Apr. 2003 the establishment of the NATO Response Force (NRF), to provide the Alliance with rapidly deployable, high capability cutting edge to deal with the full range of today's threats. The NRF will enable NATO to react immediately with robust, tailored forces wherever | Opinion |
"Transforming NATO" by Lord Robertson, secretary general of NATO01 Jan. 2003 capabilities to the requirements of the 21st century. Another major breakthrough in the capability area was the agreement reached in Prague on the creation of a NATO Response Force (NRF). This state-of-the-art force will give the Alliance the capacity | Opinion |
"How global a role can and should NATO play?" - Debate Steve Larrabee vs François Heisbourg01 Jan. 2003 support among Western publics, it must be capable of addressing those new threats and challenges. The Prague Summit made a good start in this direction. The Prague Capabilities Commitment and the creation of the NATO Response Force (NRF) will enable | Opinion |
