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General Harald Kujat, Chairman of NATO's Military Committee, will travel to the United States and Canada from 7 to 10 October to discuss key issues on NATO's military agenda with senior officials. Improving the Alliance's military capabilities, reforming its command structure and the creation of a NATO rapid response force, proposed by the United States, will be the main issues discussed.
The visit is part of ongoing preparations for the upcoming NATO Summit in Prague, 21-22 November. At the Summit, Heads of State and Government of the 19 NATO member countries will decide on the Alliance's future roles and capabilities.
The Military Committee is the highest military decision-making authority in NATO, assisting and advising NATO's civilian authorities on military matters.