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NATO's highest decision-making body, the North Atlantic Council, which brings together Permanent Representatives from the 19 member countries and the Secretary General, Lord Robertson, met for the last time before the Summer break on 24 July. Their main topics of discussion were EU issues, the situation in the Balkans and the building of new headquarters for the Alliance.
On the same day, the NATO-Russia Permanent Joint Council also convened. Colonel-General Valery Manilov, First Deputy Chief of the General Staff of Russia's Armed Forces briefed Ambassadors on Russia's military doctrine, explaining different points while giving Russia's perception of NATO's strategic concept. NATO-Russia cooperation in Kosovo and the general situation in the former Yugoslavia were also discussed. The next PJC meeting is planned for 20 September 2000.