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During the Summer, NATO agreed to recognise the Slovenian Language training Centre as a PfP Training Centre. This centre offers courses open to all partner countries wishing to learn English -a French module will be made available at a later stage.
This is the seventh national training centre to have been designated as a PfP Training Centre, in accordance with a concept adopted by the North Atlantic Council -NATO's top decision-making body- which allows high quality national training centres to be recognised as PfP Training Centre. The other six are located in Austria, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Romania and Ukraine.
These centres all contribute to the general aim of improving interoperability and practical working conditions- between the 46 member countries of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council. Language teaching is considered to be a basic tool in the improvement of communication and understanding between these different countries, which are frequently brought to work together within a growing number of cooperation programmes and for actual operations.