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Rear Admiral Kristaq Gerveni, Military Representative of Albania to NATORear Admiral Kristaq Gerveni – Albania 2011 Last updated: 14 Jun. 2011 14:57 | Biography |
Jeronim Bazo, Chief of Defence of AlbaniaMajor General Jeronim Bazo Chief of Defence – Albania 2013 Last updated: 20 Nov. 2013 13:54 | Biography |
Prague Summit Declaration issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Cou...21 Nov. 2002 to receiving the invitees' timetables for reforms, upon which further progress will be expected before and after accession in order to enhance their contribution to the Alliance. We commend Albania for its significant reform progress, its constructive role | Official text |
Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centreand Russia once had in the interest of international security. Just a few days after its creation, the EADRCC was called upon to coordinate humanitarian assistance from EAPC countries to Kosovo refugees in Albania during the Kosovo war in the late 1990s | Topic |
Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centreand Russia once had in the interest of international security. Just a few days after its creation, the EADRCC was called upon to coordinate humanitarian assistance from EAPC countries to Kosovo refugees in Albania during the Kosovo war in the late 1990s | Topic |
Signatures of Partnership for Peace Framework Document (country, name & date)Countries Signed by Date Albania 3 PDT Sali Berisha 23.02.1994 Armenia FM Vahan Papazian 05.10.1994 Austria FM Alois Mock 10.02.1995 Azerbaijan PDT Geidar Aliyev 04.05.1994 Belarus FM Uladzmir Syanko | Topic |
NATO summitson Alliance Security calling for a new Strategic Concept; adherence to basic principles and shared values, as well as the need for ongoing transformation; in-depth discussion on Afghanistan; welcoming of two new members: Albania and Croatia, and the pursuit | Topic |
NATO summitson Alliance Security calling for a new Strategic Concept; adherence to basic principles and shared values, as well as the need for ongoing transformation; in-depth discussion on Afghanistan; welcoming of two new members: Albania and Croatia, and the pursuit | Topic |
Peace support operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1995-2004)country without armed forces, provided medical personnel. Non-NATO contributors at the time were: Albania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sweden (which all became NATO members), Austria, Argentina, Ireland | Topic |
Peace support operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1995-2004)country without armed forces, provided medical personnel. Non-NATO contributors at the time were: Albania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sweden (which all became NATO members), Austria, Argentina, Ireland | Topic |
