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Not Invited: Targeted. NATO Excluded Belarus, Russia from 32-Nation Partnership Meeting.
Lieutenant Hans-Werner Wiermann, Director General of the NATO International Military Staff, held a meeting of NATO partner states – the first in-person one since the advent of the COVID-19 outbreak – at the military alliance’s headquarters in Brussels, Belgium on July 14.
The get-together was designed to evaluate the results of the June 14 NATO summit and to enhance existing military partnership programs, of which NATO has several throughout the world.
The German military officer became his nation’s representative to NATO and the European Union in 2015 and four years later was appointed NATO’s Director General International Military Staff. He highlighted cooperation between the 30 members of NATO and its partners during the current pandemic, and the participants – all military representatives – analyzed the NATO 2030 agenda published in advance of this year’s summit.
NATO Partners are invaluable assets to our security and our Alliance, underscores director of NATO International Military Staff
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The Turkish press on July 1 reported that Ankara has signed an agreement with the Persian Gulf state of Qatar to allow the latter to deploy 36 military aircraft and 250 service members to Turkey.
The Turkish chief of the general staff, General Yaşar Güler, was in the Qatari capital of Doha on March 2 to sign the agreement, though the news of the agreement was only disclosed on July 1 by the
Hürriyet newspaper. The agreement in turn is based on a bilateral military cooperation pact signed by the two nations in 2007, three years after the NATO summit in Istanbul, Turkey which established the military bloc’s partnership program for Persian Gulf nations, the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative. Qatar became one of the first four members (with Bahrain, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates).