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The official programme envisaged for the 16 March ceremony organised at NATO HQ, Brussels, to mark the accession of the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland to the Alliance (12 March) has been finalised. As mentioned in last week's issue of the NATO Update, there will be a flag-raising ceremony and a special Council meeting to welcome the three new members around the table of NATO's top decision-making body for the first time.
The three Prime Ministers - Milos Zeman (Czech Republic), Viktor Orbán (Hungary) and Jerzy Buzek (Poland) - and representatives of their governments will be present to celebrate this historic moment. This is the fourth time since the organisation was created in 1949 that NATO is welcoming new members, having previously invited Greece and Turkey in 1952, Germany in 1955 and Spain in 1982.