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Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council

Updated: 12 May 2025

The 50-nation Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) is a multilateral forum for dialogue and consultation on political and security-related issues among Allies and partner countries. It provides the overall political framework for NATO’s cooperation with partner countries in the Euro-Atlantic area under the Partnership for Peace (PfP) programme.

EAPC members exchange views on current political and security-related issues, including the evolving security situation in Kosovo, where peacekeepers from Allied and partner countries are deployed together. Longer-term consultation and cooperation also take place in a variety of areas, for example arms control and non-proliferation, counter-terrorism, and civil preparedness and civil emergency response.

Established in 1997, the EAPC succeeded the North Atlantic Cooperation Council (NACC), which was set up in 1991 just after the end of the Cold War. This decision reflected NATO’s desire to build a security forum better suited for a more enhanced and operational partnership, matching the increasingly sophisticated relationships being developed with partner countries.

The EAPC brings together the 32 Allies and 18 PfP partners.1

  1.  NATO’s partnerships with Russia and Belarus are currently suspended following North Atlantic Council decisions related to the security environment.

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