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Visit to NATO by Foreign Minister of Albania03 May. 2007 Visit to NATO by Foreign Minister of Albania | |
Press briefing by NATO Spokesman, James Appathurai and the NATO Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs and Security Policy, Martin Erdmann on the Informal meeting of NATO Foreign ministers in Oslo24 Apr. 2007 . These are the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Albania and Croatia, who are currently in their eighth cycle of the Membership Action Plan. And Ministers will also discuss the question, what NATO can do to help these countries in orders to foster their reform | Opinion |
Visit to NATO by the Minister of Defence of Albania, Fatmir Mediu23 Mar. 2007 of Albania, Fatmir Mediu 23 Mar. 2007 - 23 Mar. 2007 | Last updated: 14 Aug. 2008 14:36 | News |
Visit of Albanian Defence Minister22 Mar. 2007 The Minister of Defence of Albania, Mr. Fatmir Mediu, will visit NATO Headquarters on Friday 23 March 2007, and will meet with the Secretary General, Mr. Jaap de Hoop Scheffer | Pressrelease |
Air situation data exchange with Ukraine19 Feb. 2007 of Understanding between NATO and individual Partner countries. To date, Austria is the only Partner country to have established a functioning ASDE system with NATO. The North Atlantic Council has approved requests from Albania, Finland, Georgia and the former | News |
Examining post-deployment care of reservists17 Feb. 2007 . Looking to Riga The winter meeting also progressed a number of other important CIOR activities. Significant effort went into planning a professional development seminar for young reserve officers to be held in Albania in May, as well as a workshop | News |
Address by H.E. Antonio Milososki Minister of Foreign Affairs of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia¹ at the Meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Foreign Ministers session on Afghanistan26 Jan. 2007 Command), one downsized platoon of 21 troops (part of the German contingent that will be withdrawn in February 2007) and 4 troops part of the Joint Medical Team of Macedonia, Croatia and Albania. (Currently there are consuitations held for the further | Opinion |
Weekly background briefing10 Jan. 2007 of agenda. Let me turn to a few political... or more political subjects, and then I'm happy to take your questions. One is, and let me quickly mentioned this, to express NATO's interest in the political process in Albania, which is, of course, a country | Opinion |
President of Croatia looks to 2008 during visit to NATO06 Dec. 2006 , in consultation with NATO, include public support for membership, as well as judiciary and defence issues. Three countries– Albania, Croatia, and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia ( 1 ) – are currently participating in the Alliance’s Membership Action | News |
Riga Summit Declaration issued by NATO Heads of State and Government (2006)29 Nov. 2006 of these countries towards meeting the objectives of the North Atlantic Treaty. We direct that NATO Foreign Ministers keep that process under continual review and report to us. We welcome the efforts of Albania, Croatia, and the former Yugoslav Republic | Official text, Pressrelease |
