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Press Conference02 Dec. 1997 police presence in Bosnia. I believe that this should be a priority over the next six months. We agreed that the military authorities should study force options after the SFOR mission ends in June. The United States supports this study, without prejudice | Opinion |
Final Communiqué - Meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Defence Ministers Session held in Brussels02 Dec. 1997 conclusion the concrete analysis of the resource implications of the forthcoming enlargement, drawing on the continuing work on military implications. We took note of a report on the resource implications of the accession of the Czech Republic, Hungary | Official text, Pressrelease |
Speech At Ce.Mi.S.S/RAND International Conference on - "The Future of NATO's Mediterranean Initiative"10 Nov. 1997 , some states along the Mediterranean shores are believed to be acquiring weapons of mass destruction. We must be prudent in our analysis and refrain from the simplistic suggestion that this quest results from the South's challenge of the North, or from | Opinion |
Remarks17 Oct. 1997 have been reached on opening additional civilian airports in both entities and on establishing inter-entity telecommunications. And structures for military cooperation have been established - between armies that not long ago were fighting each other | Opinion |
1997 CIVIL PRotection Committee Seminar and meeting with Cooperation Partners Noordwijk Aan Zee, The Netherlands, 24th - 26th September 199719 Sep. 1997 -disaster planning and post-disaster analysis, will conduct its semi-annual meeting with the representatives of Cooperation Partner countries to discuss arrangements for the protection of the population, including civil-military cooperation in humanitarian | Pressrelease |
Madrid Declaration on Euro-Atlantic Security and Cooperation on Euro-Atlantic Security and Cooperation issued by the Heads of State and Government at the Meeting of the North Atlantic Council08 Jul. 1997 enlargement will necessarily require. We direct the Council in Permanent Session to bring to an early conclusion the concrete analysis of the resource implications of the forthcoming enlargement, drawing on the continuing work on military implications. We | Official text, Pressrelease |
Statement13 Jun. 1997 for strengthened partnership. Poland is vitally interested in enhancing PfP to build stable foundations for a peaceful future. We strongly support Military Committee Concept on PFP Enhancement. Our present participation is extensive - our IPP '97 contains 460 | Opinion |
Final Communiqué - Meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Defence Ministers Session12 Jun. 1997 of the agreed Politico-Military Framework and Implementation Directive. We look forward to the results of the first CJTF trial to be held later this year. As part of an evolutionary process, this and subsequent trials will, together with the further development | Official text, Pressrelease |
NATO Press Conference12 Jun. 1997 round invitations. Those three countries have demonstrated the necessary level of progress on military, political, economic and social reform to be suitable invitees. And we look to the accession process to ensure that, as they become members, they take | Opinion |
Intervention at Opening of the ministerial meeting of the NACC/ Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC)30 May. 1997 to future NATO-led PfP operations in which the Partners are likely to participate, EAPC will offer political guidance and oversight. Thus we are looking forward to work with Allies on elaboration of the political-military framework for NATO-led PfP | Opinion |
