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Final Communiqué - Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Council held in Florence on 24 May 200024 May. 2000 nations for the substantial contributions they are making to this effort. In particular, we reiterate our appreciation for the ongoing efforts of Kosovo's immediate neighbours, Albania and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia ª, in supporting KFOR. We | Official text |
Joint pledge for NATO membership17 May. 2000 . During his visit to Lithuania, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs from the nine countries aspiring for NATO membership - Albania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 1 - ) made | News |
Future invitations at NATO Summit 200210 May. 2000 in the Membership Action Plan - MAP (Albania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 1 ) will be putting themselves forward as candidates for membership. In this context, the Prime Minister | News |
NATO and South-Eastern Europe Secretary General's Remarks at the Conference of the CeSPI/IAI-East West Institute on "Prospec...08 May. 2000 a surprise, I guess. By contrast, his choice of second and third place seemed rather peculiar: Yugoslavia and Albania. But there was a distinct logic to this. In the view of this analyst, the military alliances, NATO and Warsaw Pact, were clearly the most | Opinion |
Welcoming Remarks Visit of Italian President to the NAC05 May. 2000 in Kosovo. That is why the presence of the Carabinieri in both Bosnia and Kosovo is so welcome. There are also Carabinieri in Albania, as part of Italy's program of assistance to that country. And here too, Italy is demonstrating that it understands | Opinion |
Italy's role in the Balkans05 May. 2000 Robertson underlined the importance of Italy's role during Operation Allied Force and the extent of its support in Kosovo, Bosnia and Albania where the presence of the Carabinieri are just one aspect of Italy's contribution to the peace effort in the region | News |
Speech At ACE Change of Command ceremony SHAPE HQ03 May. 2000 , and Adams, and the Com KFORs, Generals Jackson, Reinhardt and Ortuño, the commander of our humanitarian mission in Albania last year, General John Reith. And to my teammates, advisors, friends at SHAPE, especially to the DSACEUR, General Sir Rupert Smith | Opinion |
The Vision Remarks by NATO Secretary General at the conference "Défense Européenne : Le concept de convergence"29 Mar. 2000 is as important politically as it could be militarily. Nor must the other NATO Partners nations be forgotten, from Romania to Albania to Ukraine. A key lesson of Kosovo is that we need their political and military support as well. Third, focus on capabilities | Opinion |
Estonian Prime Minister at NATO HQ22 Mar. 2000 concrete advice for aspiring members in their preparations for possible future membership. The eight other partners are : Albania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. 1 .) Turkey | News |
Albanian Prime Minister at NATO HQ20 Mar. 2000 The Prime Minister of Albania Mr Ilir Meta came to NATO HQ on 20 March to discuss a number of issues with Lord Robertson. They raised the question of the situation in Montenegro, the South East European Stability Pact and defence reform in Albania. | News |
