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Javier Solana Madariaga is appointed Secretary General of NATO.
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The NAC meets at ministerial level. Foreign and Defence Ministers
of all 16 nations affirm their commitment to continue the Alliances
efforts to bring peace to Bosnia and Herzegovina.NATO formally endorses
the deployment of 60000 troops in Bosnia. The German Parliament
votes to contribute 4000 troops. In Paris, the Presidents of Bosnia
and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia sign the General Framework Accord
for peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina. US troops arrive in Tuzla and
UN hands over commands of military operations in Bosnia to NATO.
NATO Commander, Admiral Leighton Smith, turns down requests by the
Bosnian Serb Assembly leader, Momcilo Krajisnik, for delay of at
least nine months in transferring Bosnian Serb areas of Sarajevo
to Muslim control. France announces that it will resume its seat
in the NATO Military Committee. The French Minister of Defence will
also regularly attend the Defence Planning Committee and other meetings.
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- NATO Ministerial
Communiqués: Communiqués
from the Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Council
- High
resolution photos of the North Atlantic Council (NAC) in Restricted
Session at the level of Foreign Ministers with participation of
Ministers of Defence
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OSCE Ministerial Council in Budapest gives guidelines for Security
Model and confirms its role in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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President Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia, President Alya Izetbegovic
of Bosnia and Herzegovina and President Franjo Tudjman of Croatia
sign the Bosnian Peace Agreement in Paris.
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The UN Secretary Council adopts Resolution 1031 on the establishment
of a Multinational Military Implementation Force.
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Beginning of the deployment of the NATO-led ImplementationForce
(IFOR) in Bosnia.
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Twenty-Eight countries sign the Wassenaar Arrangement on armament
and technology export controls.
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UN peacekeeping forces (UNPROFOR) hand over command of military
operations in Bosnia to the NATO-led Implementation Force (IFOR).
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