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The Secretary General of NATO, Lord Robertson, will be travelling to Switzerland on 13 October 2003.
The Secretary General of NATO, Lord Robertson, will be travelling to Switzerland on 13 October 2003. In Berne, he will meet with the President of the Swiss Confederation, Pascal Couchepin, with the Minister of Foreign Affairs Micheline Calmy-Rey and with the Minister of Defence Samuel Schmid. In Geneva, the Secretary General will address the Geneva Centre for Security Policy.
MEDIA ADVISORY
Monday, 13 October 2003
| 13:00 | Joint meeting with the press with Minister of Foreign Affairs Micheline Calmy-Rey and with Minister of Defence Samuel Schmid - Lohn Government Estate, Bern. |
The Secretary General's schedule is subject to change. For further information please contact NATO Press and Media Service in Brussels, tel: + 32 2 707 50 41, fax: + 32 2 707 50 57 or Alessandro Delprete, Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs, tel: + 41 79 335 76 03.