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During a trip to Athens on 16 March, Lord Robertson met with President Constantinos Stephanopoulos, Prime Minister Costas Simitis, Minister of Foreign Affairs George Papandreou, Defence Minister Akis Tsohatzopoulos and the leader of the Opposition Kostas Karamanlis to discuss a number of key issues.

Talks mainly focused on the violence in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia(1) and Greece's fundamental role in the region, confidence building measures between Greece and Turkey and further developments in the European Security and Defence Identity. The question of defence reform in Greece was also raised. Welcoming the fact that this reform plan enjoys bipartisan support, Lord Robertson stressed the need to fully implement the reform so as to modernise and restructure the Greek armed forces in line with the priorities of the Alliance's Defence Capabilities Initiative.

Lord Robertson also met with Mr Georgiou, President of the Greek Atlantic Treaty Association which plays an active role in explaining NATO's missions to the general public.

1. Turkey recognises the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name.

.) Turkey recognizes the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name.