| Title | Document type |
Statement08 Jun. 2001 such as military exercises serve as a meaningful part of the process of confidence building among nations in various regions of the Euro-Atlantic area. This month, Georgia hosts Cooperative Partner-2001, which is the first NATO/Partner full-scale field exercise | Opinion |
Speech08 Jun. 2001 - Model 2010" mainly focusing on the Armed Forces optimal training, readiness and capabilities. The Slovak Republic concentrates on building up the Armed Forces not only able to fulfil the tasks of national defence but also to participate in full scope | Opinion |
South East Europe Common Assessment Paper on Regional Security Challenges and Opportunities30 May. 2001 in the foreseeable future no direct threat of military aggression on the part of one state against others' national sovereignty, territorial integrity or political independence. However, risk factors playing into instability are present as a challenge | Official text |
Address by Mircea Geoana, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania at the meeting of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council30 May. 2001 the dialogue between OSCE and the Alliance's political link to Partner nations, EAPC. No doubt, such an exchange in tandem with a forum providing for regular consultations can enhance the process of cooperation. Before I discuss the NATO-OSCE partnership, let | Opinion |
Address of Ilinka Mitreva, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Macedonia at the meeting of the EAPC30 May. 2001 states, we chose dialogue and pursued political solutions to all problems in the country. As a result, Macedonia was set out by the overall international community as a model of democratic multiethnic society. Recently, we have found ourselves under | Opinion |
Change and Security: Responding to the New Challenges17 May. 2001 us unaffected. And so our responsibility as individuals to our society extends not just to our own nation, but to the larger international community in which we live. Now this conference is about change. And that is a very good topic indeed | Opinion |
Perspectives on Democratic Civil-Military Relations and Reform Speech at the Centre for European Security Studies Conference...09 May. 2001 priority from the very beginning, and why it has remained a focus in our Partnership Work Programs. Does that mean that the Alliance is offering some kind of uniform model, to be followed rigidly by Partner countries? Of course not. Indeed, NATO itself | Opinion |
Press Point19 Mar. 2001 to the help and assistance that we will be giving both from NATO and from the NATO nations to the government of Skopje as well. We very much welcome the virtually unanimous statement of the parliament of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the clear | Opinion |
EAPC Action Plan 2000-200215 Dec. 2000 such as: civil emergency and disaster preparedness; armaments cooperation under the aegis of the Conference of National Armaments Directors (CNAD); nuclear safety; defence related environmental issues; civil-military coordination of air traffic management | Official text |
Intervention15 Dec. 2000 efforts to make use of the PARP as a model for a force planning system involving non-allied EU-Member States, which would avoid unnecessary duplication and to improve the interoperability of our forces vis-a-vis those of Allied Nations making use of NATO's | Opinion |
