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Serbia in Partnership for Peace
Riga/Belgrade,
29 November 2006
Serbia was given the green light today in Riga by NATO Heads of State to join the Partnership for Peace programme. Membership for Serbia, according to the final document from the NATO summit, is not formally conditional.
It is stated in the document that NATO Heads of State have brought this decision keeping in view the long term stability of the Balkans and the progress made thus far.
Besides Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina were called upon to join the NATO programme, whose membership is also not formally conditional.
Besides Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina were called upon to join the NATO programme, whose membership is also not formally conditional.
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