It provides information on various areas of the Alliance's policy and activities. It is published on the authority of the Secretary-General and does not necessarily reflect the official views or positions of individual Member State governments.
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"Deepening relations with Georgia 2013" |
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This document provides an overview of NATO's relations with Georgia, which have significantly deepened since the early 1990s. Georgia is an aspirant for NATO membership, actively contributes to NATO-led operations and cooperates with allies and other partner countries in many other areas. |
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"Deepening relations with Georgia 2011" |
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This document provides an overview of NATO's relations with Georgia, which have significantly deepened since the early 1990s. Georgia is an aspirant for NATO membership, actively contributes to NATO-led operations and cooperates with allies and other partner countries in many other areas. |
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"Partners in Central Asia" |
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This document explains NATO's relations and practical cooperation with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. |
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"NATO Afghan First Policy" |
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This document explains NATO's relations and practical cooperation with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. |
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"Trust Fund projects: promoting security and defence reform" |
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NATO allies and partners work together to support practical demilitarization and defense reform projects with expert advice and resources through several Partnership for Peace trust funds. |
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"Civil support for military operations and emergency responses" |
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NATO has been developing this capability, known as interoperability, since its founding in 1949. The ability of NATO forces to work together has become even more important since the Alliance began conducting expeditionary operations outside of territory. |
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"Partners in Central Asia" |
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This document explains NATO's relations and practical cooperation with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. |
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"Partners in the southern Caucasus" |
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This document explains NATO's relations and practical cooperation with Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. |
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"NATO's role in Civil Emergency Planning" |
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The main role of civilian emergency planning in NATO is to collect, analyze and share information about national planning activities in order to ensure the most efficient use of civilian resources for use during emergency situations. |
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"Interoperability for joint operations" |
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NATO has been developing interoperability capabilities since its founding in 1949. The ability of NATO forces to work together has become even more important since the Alliance began conducting expeditionary operations outside its territory. |
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"Logistics support for NATO operations" |
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This booklet examines the evolution of NATO's logistics doctrine and the various ongoing initiatives to develop the capabilities required after the end of the Cold War. |
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"Approfondir les relations avec la Géorgie 2013" |
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"Deepening relations with Georgia 2013" |
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This document provides an overview of NATO's relations with Georgia, which have significantly deepened since the early 1990s. Georgia is an aspirant for NATO membership, actively contributes to NATO-led operations and cooperates with allies and other partner countries in many other areas. |
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"Approfondir les relations avec la Géorgie 2011" |
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"Deepening relations with Georgia 2011" |
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This document provides an overview of NATO's relations with Georgia, which have significantly deepened since the early 1990s. Georgia is an aspirant for NATO membership, actively contributes to NATO-led operations and cooperates with allies and other partner countries in many other areas. |
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"Les partenaires en Asie Centrale" |
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"Partners in Central Asia" |
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This document explains NATO's relations and practical cooperation with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. |
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"Projets faisant appel à des fonds d’affectation spéciale : promouvoir la sécurité et la réforme de la défense" |
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"Trust Fund projects: promoting security and defence reform" |
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NATO allies and partners work together to support practical demilitarization and defense reform projects with expert advice and resources through several Partnership for Peace trust funds. |
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"Le soutien du secteur civil aux opérations militaires et aux interventions d'urgence" |
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"Civil support for military operations and emergency responses" |
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NATO has been developing this capability, known as interoperability, since its founding in 1949. The ability of NATO forces to work together has become even more important since the Alliance began conducting expeditionary operations outside of territory. |
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"Les Partenaires en Asie Centrale" |
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"Partners in Central Asia" |
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This document explains NATO's relations and practical cooperation with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. |
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"Les Partenaires dans le Sud-Caucase" |
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"Partners in the southern Caucasus" |
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This document explains NATO's relations and practical cooperation with Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. |
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"Le rôle de l’OTAN dans le cadre des plans civils d’urgence" |
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"NATO's role in Civil Emergency Planning" |
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The main role of civilian emergency planning in NATO is to collect, analyze and share information about national planning activities in order to ensure the most efficient use of civilian resources for use during emergency situations. |
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"L’interoperabilité dans le cadre des opérations conjointes" |
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"Interoperability for joint operations" |
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NATO has been developing interoperability capabilities since its founding in 1949. The ability of NATO forces to work together has become even more important since the Alliance began conducting expeditionary operations outside its territory. |
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"La logistique à l'appui des opérations de l'OTAN" |
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"Logistics support for NATO operations" |
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This booklet examines the evolution of NATO's logistics doctrine and the various ongoing initiatives to develop the capabilities required after the end of the Cold War. |
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