Recently the Group of Experts visited Moscow to discuss Russian ideas on NATO’s new Strategic Concept. Watch this video to hear what NATO and external experts are saying about the status and evolution of the Alliance’s relations with Russia.
The Moderating Team
Dear contributors,
Thank you again for your continuing participation in our online question-and-answer series. Our third live session, scheduled for 15 December at 16:00 CET, will examine the future of NATO’s Partnerships. This online session will complement both the discussion in our online Forum, and the third seminar of the Group of Experts that will take place in Norway in January. The Group of Experts seminar will also examine NATO’s evolving Partnerships.
The panelists for this session for this session will be HE Veronika Wand-Danielsson, Swedish Ambassador to the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council; Brigadier General Pavel Adam, Deputy Assistant Director for Cooperation and Regional Security with NATO’s International Military Staff; and Mr James Mackey, staffer with NATO’s Euro-Atlantic Integration and Partnership Directorate. The session will be moderated by Dr Gerlinde Niehus, Head of NATO’s Corporate Communications Section.
Please submit your questions by leaving a reply below. We will make every effort to pose your questions to our panel participants. If time permits, we will also raise follow-up questions that we receive during the live video session. Do not hesitate to submit your questions well in advance of the event.
Before commenting, it may be useful to read our online Topic pages on the Partnership for Peace, Partnerships with non-NATO countries, NATO’s relations with Contact Countries, and the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council.
We look forward to hearing what you think!
Best regards,
The Moderating Team
Watch the live discussion here
NATO-Russia Relations
From the blog of the Secretary General
Watch this short video with internal and external perspectives on why partnerships are important for NATO.
Dear Visitors,
We appreciate your active participation in the Forum and your interest in our live video sessions. To continue this process, we are announcing the next round of our online discussions.
We will keep the format of thematic discussions related to the key Strategic Concept seminars. The next such seminar – which will take place in Norway in January – will examine NATO’s evolving partnerships.
Consequently, our next topic for the online discussion is “The Future of NATO’s partnerships”. The questions we hope to answer include:
Please share your thoughts, concerns or questions on any aspect related to NATO’s cooperation with the outside world. We will try to respond to your ideas and summarize the discussion again with another live video session in December.
As food for thought, please consider reading our NATO A-Z page on the Partnership for Peace (PfP) Programme as well as one on the Alliance’s partnerhsip with non-NATO countries.
Let us know what you think!
The Moderating Team
Dear contributors,
Your interest made our first live video question-and-answer session on NATO’s core tasks a success. We also appreciate your participation in our online forum discussion of the political dimension of NATO operations.
Upcoming live video sessions will echo the themes of Strategic Concept seminars. The next seminar, to take place in Brdo, Slovenia on 13 November, is entitled “NATO’s Engagement in an Era of Globalisation.” Accordingly, our next live video question-and-answer session, scheduled for 12 November at 16:00 CET, will examine a number of related issues, including:
Please submit your questions by leaving a reply below. We will make every effort to pose your questions to our panel participants. If time permits, we will also raise follow-up questions that we receive during the live video session. Do not hesitate to submit your questions well in advance of the event.
Before commenting, it may be useful to read our online Topic pages on the Comprehensive Approach,
http://www.nato.int/cps/en/natolive/topics_51633.htm,
and on NATO operations and missions,
http://www.nato.int/cps/en/natolive/topics_52060.htm.
We look forward to hearing what you think!
Best regards,
The Moderating Team