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The conference "Russia-NATO: from the Perception of Enemies to one of Partnership" was held 18-20 September in Moscow. It was organised by the NGO "Generals for Democracy and Humanism" and the Centre for Political and International Studies, with the support of the Moscow-based NATO Office of Information and Press.

The conference aimed to develop recommendations on how to transform the image of enemies to one of partnership, as stereotypes can still influence perceptions of NATO-Russia relations. It was noted that residual Cold War mentalities create obstacles for further normalisation of NATO-Russian relations and should be removed. The 35 participants included representatives of the Russian Military, Patrick Hardouin, director of the NATO Economics Directorate, civilian experts, as well as representatives of the European Union and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Delegates concluded that NATO and Russia should seek to invoke changes in perceptions by focusing on adapting the content of military education and the nature of mass media coverage of NATO-Russia relations.

Proceedings from the conference will be published and sent to NATO structures and the Russian government.