Challenges, values and interests. The partnership issues on the NATO Warsaw Summit

Abstract

The Warsaw Summit was an important contribution towards the realization of NATO’s collective defense program. The Summit especially dealt with military capabilities and operations, with NATO-Russia relations, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, the Balkans, with the protection of the Alliance's eastern and southern borders, as well as with various partnership initiatives (PfP, MD, ICI, a global partner) and Partner Countries (Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova, Bosnia and Herzegovina). It confirmed the principles adopted in 2011 in Berlin Partnership Policy, objectives and priorities for a more efficient and flexible partnership policy. NATO is ready to cooperate with countries located in any region or continent and international organizations to promote international security and strengthening confidence.