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On 7 April six NATO countries signed an agreement formally establishing Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) Group North, which will provide the Alliance with an essential civil-military cooperation capability.
The memorandum signed by the Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Poland is the end result of a three-year project to establish a body that can provide NATO commanders with a co-ordinated approach to civil-military cooperation.
Close co-operation between civilian and military bodies is a key component of today’s crisis management operations as well as post-conflict rehabilitation. CIMIC personnel provide both NATO and civilian institutions with the necessary expertise to create the conditions needed to bridge the civilian-military gap and enable local authorities to re-establish a social fabric and restore normal living conditions for their people.