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Two major points: political and security related issues in Kosovo and in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) activities, were discussed among the 44 members -19 NATO member countries and 25 partner countries- of the EAPC, on 10 November.
An "Action Plan" for 2000-2002 was also approved, determining a two-year programme for short-term and longer-term cooperation between NATO and non-NATO EAPC members in fields such as civil emergency planning, defence planning and budgeting, crisis management and many other areas. Action Plans were first introduced in 1997.