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Weekly press briefing by the NATO Spokesman James Appathurai09 Apr. 2008 on that subject, but let me begin with the decision that was taken in Bucharest to invite Albania and Croatia to begin accession talks to join the Alliance. I can tell you that just a few minutes ago the Secretary General sent a letter to the Foreign Ministers | Opinion |
Press briefing by NATO Spokesman, James Appathurai03 Apr. 2008 and Greece on name issue. For example, like autumn, like October or December this year. And the other question, were there any threats by any other members of NATO to block the decisions on Croatia and Albania in case that Greece would continue with its | Opinion |
Press conference by NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, following the North Atlantic Council Summit meeting03 Apr. 2008 relationship and I think that is really a very important decision the allied leaders have taken this morning. Q: (Inaudible) regarding the Albanian invitation-- invitation for Albania. Does NATO has in plan to help this country for the disarmament | Opinion |
Opening remarks by NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer at the North Atlantic Council Summit meeting with invitees03 Apr. 2008 Good morning, Today, NATO leaders have invited two new countries to start accession talks with the Alliance. I am delighted today, as all of you, to be able to welcome the Presidents and Prime Ministers of Albania and Croatia to this special meeting | Opinion |
Bucharest Summit Declaration issued by NATO Heads of State and Government (2008)03 Apr. 2008 Albania and Croatia to begin accession talks to join our Alliance. We congratulate these countries on this historic achievement, earned through years of hard work and a demonstrated commitment to our common security and NATO’s shared values. The accession | Official text, Pressrelease |
NATO decisions on open-door policy03 Apr. 2008 . NATO invites Albania and Croatia to accession talks Allied leaders decided to invite Albania and Croatia to begin accession talks with NATO. The decision was announced at the Summit meeting of NATO Heads of State and Government in the Romanian | News |
Press briefing by NATO Spokesman, James Appathurai02 Apr. 2008 just said he expected several countries to join, since several countries is more than one the assumption is correct that Secretary General expects Croatia and Albania to be accepted as invitees for the membership and the second question, given | Opinion |
NATO’s agenda for Bucharest02 Apr. 2008 developed between NATO and individual Partner countries with the Partnership for Peace programme. At present, three countries - Albania, Croatia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 1 - are members of the MAP. In addition, both Georgia | News |
Statement by NATO Secretary General on tragic explosion in Albania15 Mar. 2008 on tragic explosion in Albania 15 Mar. 2008 - 15 Mar. 2008 | Press Release (2008) 041 Issued on 15 Mar. 2008 | Last updated: 27 Aug. 2008 15:36 | News, Pressrelease |
Press conference by the US Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice at the Foreign Ministers Meeting in Brussels06 Mar. 2008 Afghanistan to establish a democratic peace. We had a discussion also of the issues concerning enlargement of NATO, reviewed the progress of Albania, Croatia and Macedonia. Obviously, on none of these issues was today a decision-making meeting. Those | Opinion |
