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Before chairing the Informal Ministerial meeting in Toronto, NATO Secretary General, Dr Javier Solana, first held bilateral meetings in Washington D.C., 18-20 September. He met with President Clinton, Secretary of State Albright, Secretary of Defense Cohen and National Security Advisor Berger.
Dr Solana returned to Washington D.C. after the Toronto Ministerials to address the National Defense University, 23 September, and to participate in a seminar held in Norfolk, Virginia, at the HQ of the Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic (SACLANT). The seminar entitled " Forward Looking, Forward Moving : NATO in the 21st century " focused on three different themes : responding to future security challenges, managing change in transatlantic industrial cooperation and hi-tech opportunities.