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''The Istanbul Declaration - Our security in a new era'' issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the...28 Jun. 2004 Nations Charter and the Washington Treaty, underlie the unique character of the transatlantic link. We celebrate NATO's critical role in fostering the spread of freedom throughout Europe. Today, we welcome seven new members. Their participation | Official text |
Statement on Iraq issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council28 Jun. 2004 , democracy, human rights, rule of law and security for all the Iraqi people. We welcome the unanimous adoption of Security Council Resolution 1546 under Chapter 7 of the Charter of the United Nations as an important step towards Iraq's political transition | Official text |
Istanbul Cooperation Initiative28 Jun. 2004 that could improve the ability of participating countries’ forces to operate with those of the Alliance in contributing to NATO-led operations consistent with the UN Charter: invite interested countries to observe and/or participate in selected NATO/PfP | Official text |
Istanbul Summit Communiqué issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic...28 Jun. 2004 consultation between Europe and North America. Our 26 nations are united in democracy, individual liberty and the rule of law, and faithful to the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter. Inspired by the common vision embodied in the Washington | Official text |
A more Ambitious and Expanded Framework for the Mediterranean Dialogue28 Jun. 2004 to NATO-led operations consistent with the UN Charter. These could include non-Article 5 crisis response operations such as disaster relief, humanitarian relief, search and rescue, peace support operations, and others as may subsequently be decided | Official text |
A more Ambitious and Expanded Framework for the Mediterranean Dialogue28 Jun. 2004 to NATO-led operations consistent with the UN Charter. These could include non-Article 5 crisis response operations such as disaster relief, humanitarian relief, search and rescue, peace support operations, and others as may subsequently be decided | Official text |
NATO and Ukraine sign agreement on strategic airlift07 Jun. 2004 airlift capabilities.” NATO lacks sufficient capability for outsize cargo and several Allies are, in fact, already chartering Ukrainian heavy-lift aircraft for the NATO-led operation in Afghanistan. This framework agreement should help Allies | News |
Speech by the NATO Secretary General at the Parliament of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (ª)27 May. 2004 Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is irreversibly set on this course. You have improved your bilateral relations with your immediate neighbours. And you participate in broader, regional initiatives, such as the Adriatic Charter. Neither the tragic death | Opinion |
Speech by the NATO Secretary General before the Croatian Parliament26 May. 2004 and the Adriatic Charter. But Croatia has gone further, quite literally. Over the past few years, Croatian forces have worked closely together with NATO forces in Afghanistan, to fight terrorism and create the conditions for stability and progress in that country | Opinion |
Declaration on Terrorism issued at the Meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Foreign Ministers Session02 Apr. 2004 provisions of the United Nations Charter and all relevant international norms and standards. Operation Active Endeavour, recently expanded to cover the entire Mediterranean, is demonstrating in practical terms how the Alliance can bring its expertise | Official text |
