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Partnership In the civil law the partnership is a nominate contract between individuals who, in a spirit of cooperation, agree to carry on a enterprise, contribute to it, by combining property, knowledge or activities and to share its profit. Partners may have a partnership agreement, or declaration of partnership and in some jurisdiction s such agreement s may be registered and available for public inspection. In the common law, a partnership is a type of business entity in which partners share with each other the profits or losses of the business undertaking in which they have all invested. www.nebulasearch.com /encyclopedia/article/Partnership.html   (677 words)

Partnership for Peace (PfP) Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) is open to all OSCE states and is that body that brings the members of the alliance and the NATO partner states to... The Partnership for Peace programme (PfP) was founded in 1994 by NATO at the end of the Cold War in order to enhance peace and stability throughout Europe. NATO member states and the PfP partners are engaged in evaluating the partnership and contributing proposals to its further development. www.vbs-ddps.ch /internet/groupgst/en/home/peace/partnerschaft.html   (218 words)

AntiTerrorism-EAPC-ActPlan.doc EAPC States co-operate across a spectrum of areas in the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council and Partnership for Peace that have relevance to the fight against terrorism. On 12 September 2001, the Member States of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) condemned unconditionally the terrorist attacks on the United States of America on 11 September 2001, and pledged to undertake all efforts to combat the scourge of terrorism. EAPC States will make all efforts within their power to prevent and suppress terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, in accordance with the universally recognised norms and principles of international law, the United Nations Charter, and the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1373. www.mi.government.bg /integration/euroatl/AntiTerrorism-EAPC-ActPlan.doc   (2517 words)

Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) is a NATO organization, a multilateral forum created to improve relations between NATO and non-NATO countries in Europe. It was formed on May 29, 1997 as the successor to the North Atlantic Cooperation Council (NACC) and works alongside the Partnership for Peace (PfP), both created post-Cold War in 1991. There are 46 members, the 26 NATO member countries and 20 partner countries. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Euro-Atlantic_Partnership_Council   (137 words)

Partnership for Peace Policy - Department of Foreign Affairs - Government of Ireland The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) reflects the need which was felt among the PfP nations for a new multinational consultative framework which was not limited to members of NATO or the former Warsaw Pact alliance. The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council maintains the approach whereby partners are able to decide for themselves the level and areas of cooperation with NATO. One of the stated aims of this new Council is to provide an expanded political dimension for multilateral consultation and cooperation on a wide range of security and defence related issues, for example regional matters, arms control, civil defence and disaster relief. foreignaffairs.gov.ie /policy/pfp/pfpeg/pfpeg08.asp   (973 words)

Dáil Éireann - Volume 559 - 17 December, 2002 - Written Answers. - Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council. Cowen): The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, EAPC, which comprises 46 nations, met at head of state and Government levels on 22 November in Prague, the day after the summit of the 19 NATO members. The EAPC is a political framework for discussions in the broad Euro-Atlantic area on matters such as the future development of peacekeeping, as well as on non-military matters such as disaster relief in Europe. Ireland was represented by the Minister of State, Deputy Roche, and was joined by representatives from other EAPC states, which include other European neutral and non-aligned states such as Austria, Finland, Sweden and Switzerland. www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0559/D.0559.200212170060.html   (550 words)

Statement by Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian at the Meeting of Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council Foreign Ministers Session The important principles that the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council has inherited from its predecessors have increased the scope for consultation and cooperation on regional matters and activities, and have given us—the partners—opportunities for greater involvement in decision-making on activities in which we participate. Statement by Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian at the Meeting of Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council Foreign Ministers Session Partnership for Peace has become the focal point of our efforts to build new patterns of practical cooperation with NATO in the security realm. www.armeniaforeignministry.com /htms/speeches/vo_may_98.html   (1265 words)

Dáil Éireann - Volume 557 - 13 November, 2002 - Written Answers. - Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council Summit. The EAPC is the political structure which acts as an important forum for discussions in the broad Euro-Atlantic area on matters such as the future development of peacekeeping as well as on non-military areas of possible co-operation, such as disaster relief in Europe. The EAPC meeting in Prague is expected to focus on the future direction of PfP and of the EAPC in the twenty-first century. The EAPC also facilitates lreland's support for ongoing work in areas such as conflict prevention, civil emergency planning, global humanitarian action against mines and the challenge posed by the illicit transfer of small arms. www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0557/D.0557.200211130086.html   (528 words)

NATO Topics: The Euro-Atlantic Partnership The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) brings together 46 NATO Partner countries for dialogue and consultation on political and security-related issues. The new forum was set up to match the increasingly sophisticated relationships being developed with Partner countries under the Partnership for Peace programme and in the context of the peacekeeping operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where troops from 14 Partner countries had deployed in 1996 to serve alongside Allied counterparts. Meetings of the EAPC are held monthly at the level of ambassadors, annually at the level of foreign and defence ministers and chiefs of defence, as well as occasionally at summit level. www.nato.int /issues/eapc   (347 words)

brief outline The EAPC is the Partnership's forum for political consultation and sets the guidelines for practical cooperation in the PfP. The cooperation within the Partnership for Peace is grounded on a purely voluntary basis and entails no legal obligations. Participation in the Partnership is therefore also possible for neutral states such as Switzerland. www.pfp.admin.ch /internet/partnership_for_peace/en/home/testseite.html   (239 words)

Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) is open to all OSCE states and is that body that brings the members of the alliance and the NATO partner states together. The EAPC currently consists of 19 NATO states and 27 PfP states and numbers thus 46 members. In this context, two meetings of the foreign and defence ministers with the chiefs of defence are held twice a year. www.vbs-ddps.ch /internet/groupgst/en/home/peace/partnerschaft/euro.html   (137 words)

Välisministeerium : Remarks by Minister Ilves at the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council Välisministeerium : Remarks by Minister Ilves at the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council Remarks by Minister Ilves at the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council We applaud and encourage the further engagement of Russia in the Euro-Atlantic partnership and enhancement of co-operation between NATO and Russia. www.vm.ee /est/kat_140/477.html   (604 words)

Cowen Attends Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council in Florence - 24 May 2000 - Department of Foreign Affairs - Government of Ireland Brian Cowen T.D., will attend the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) in Florence tomorrow (Thursday, 25 May 2000). Cowen Attends Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council in Florence - 24 May 2000 - Department of Foreign Affairs - Government of Ireland The EAPC brings together 45 Partnership for Peace nations and meets twice a year at Foreign Minister level. foreignaffairs.gov.ie /Press_Releases/20000524/617.htm   (140 words)

Home The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) is the political framework of the Partnership for Peace (PfP), uniting 46 nations in total. This website provides basic information about Switzerland's participation in the Partnership for Peace (PfP) and the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC); why Switzerland takes part, which aims it pursues, and where its priorities lies. This website is run by the the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) and the Swiss Federal Department of Defense, Civil Protection and Sports (DDPS). www.pfp.admin.ch /internet/partnership_for_peace/en/home.html   (133 words)

madrid.html The establishment of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council in Sintra constitutes a new dimension in the relations with our Partners. In looking forward to the 50th anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty, we reaffirm our commitment to a strong, dynamic partnership between the European and North American Allies, which has been, and will continue to be, the bedrock of the Alliance and of a free and prosperous Europe. We have, accordingly, directed the Council in Permanent Session, with the advice of the Military Committee, to work on the resolution of outstanding issues with the aim of reaching agreement on NATO's future command structure by the time of the Council Ministerial meetings in December. www.usemb.se /bsconf/madrid.html   (4199 words)

Chairman's Summary: Meeting of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council in Defence Ministers Session Defence Ministers and Representatives of the member countries of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) met in Brussels today. Ministers discussed the Partnership’s continuing adaptation in general and took stock of the progress achieved of the Prague Summit decisions on a set of measures to invigorate and adapt the Partnership. They assessed how Partnership instruments, including the newly introduced Individual Partnership Action Plans, could contribute to assist interested Partners, in particular in Central Asia and the Caucasus, in their efforts to reform their overall defence and security structures. www.state.gov /p/eur/rls/prsrl/2003/26826.htm   (569 words)

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia: Meeting of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council states evaluated positively the results achieved in stabilising the situation in Afghanistan and acknowledged that the renewal of the country not only is essential for the future of the country but also serves the interests of global security. On 29 June 2004, a meeting of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council was held as part of the NATO Istanbul Summit. The Council responded approvingly to the call by Afghanistan's President to guarantee security in organising and holding the elections by deploying extra troops. www.am.gov.lv /en/news/press-releases/2004/June/29-2   (315 words)

UNHCR - United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees at the NATO Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council I wish to thank you for this opportunity to address the NATO Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council and to discuss implementation of Annex 7 of the Dayton Peace Agreement for which my Office is responsible. At the Peace Implementation Council’s Steering Board at Sintra and at the meeting of the Council in Bonn last December, strong messages were delivered to the political leaders of Bosnia and Herzegovina that commitments made at Dayton must be implemented. With respect to the implementation of Annex 7, I told the delegates of Bosnia and Herzegovina attending the Humanitarian Issues Working Group last December that it is ultimately the responsibility of their political leaders to ensure that refugees and displaced can indeed return to their homes. www.unhcr.ch /cgi-bin/texis/vtx/home/opendoc.htm?tbl=ADMIN&id=3ae68fc81c&page=admin   (2424 words)

SWEDEN.SE - Sweden’s view on the Partnership for Peace and the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council The Partnership for Peace was founded in 1994, with the purpose of setting up a body focused on concrete military and confidence-building security cooperation in Europe. Participating in the Partnership with NATO through the PfP and the EAPC is an important part of Swedish foreign and security policy. The Partnership is an important tool as it provides us with standards and support that are useful in developing Sweden’s overall military capability to participate in international peace-support operations. www.sweden.se /templates/cs/Article____11999.aspx   (1057 words)

US Policy article The Euro-Atlantic Partnership has been a catalyst of domestic transformation and of international security co-operation on a historically unprecedented scale," said NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, opening his first meeting of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, on 14 January, and referring to the occasion of the anniversary. This practical programme was to complement the political dialogue between NATO and Partners launched already in 1991 and conducted in the framework of the North Atlantic Cooperation Council (NACC), and then, since 1997, the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC). A key aspect of the Partnership for Peace is building interoperability, meaning that forces from partner countries are trained to operate side by side with troops from NATO countries, allowing partner countries to contribute to NATO-led operations. www.uspolicy.be /Article.asp?ID=B64DA67D-F149-44CE-9968-EF320C810877   (1325 words)

U.S. Embassy, Chisinau Republic of Moldova Following is a White House fact sheet on the Partnership for Peace and the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council issued June 28 in conjunction with the NATO Summit in Istanbul: North Atlantic Alliance leaders meeting in Istanbul, Turkey, have marked the 10th anniversary of NATO's Partnership for Peace program, which has contributed to stronger democracies in Europe, peace and stability in the Euro-Atlantic area, and closer integration and cooperation across Europe and Eurasia. The EAPC was created in 1997 as a political forum involving NATO and its Partners to complement the Partnership for Peace. www.usembassy.md /wf-06302004_119.htm   (409 words)

NATO Scientific & Environmental Affairs: EAPC The member countries of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council are the 19 member countries of NATO, plus the 25 former NACC and/or Partnership for Peace countries, and may be found listed below. Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) was inaugurated following the Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Cooperation Council (NACC) in Sintra, Portugal, on 30th May 1997. www.sbras.nsc.ru /consult/eapc.htm   (123 words)

Dr Rupel attends the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council meeting Today, 4 June 2003, Dr Dimitrij Rupel, Minister of Foreign Affairs, participated in the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) meeting in Madrid. Dr Rupel attends the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council meeting During the debate on the role and contribution of democratic transformation to stability in the Euro-Atlantic area, the Slovenian delegation stressed that the Euro-Atlantic partnership has made an important contribution to the democratic transformation of Central and Eastern European countries. www.sigov.si /mzz/eng/news_room/news/03060401.html   (202 words)

State's Burns Welcomes Euro Atlantic Partnership Council Forum - US Department of State In the case of Sweden, you are working with us in Kosovo, in Afghanistan, and in the case of this forum, the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, Sweden and Finland have been the major proponents of trying to modernize our concept of partnership, which sounds esoteric but is actually quite practical. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Nicholas Burns discussed in an interview May 24 the inaugural Euro Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) Security Forum he was attending in Are, Sweden, as well as the role of NATO. While the EAPC is for some countries a first step toward membership in NATO, for others the partnership relationship may be all that is desired or appropriate, Burns said. usinfo.state.gov /is/Archive/2005/May/31-853778.html   (1802 words)

Department of State Washington File: Text: Ministers Discuss Terrorism and NATO's Partnership for Peace Defence Ministers and Representatives of the member countries of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) met in Brussels today to discuss the future of the Partnership for Peace (PfP) and the EAPC, and the role of PfP in the international fight against terrorism. Defense ministers and representatives of the member countries of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council met in Brussels June 7 and affirmed that the 46-member EAPC "has been, and will continue to be, an essential pillar of the international coalition against terrorism." I informed Ministers about the main results of the North Atlantic Council meeting on 6 June. usinfo.org /wf-archive/2002/020607/epf512.htm   (716 words)

The NATO-Russia Archive - NATO Enlargement The Madrid NATO Summit and the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council Summary of the Meeting of Allied and Partner Heads of State and Government under the Aegis of the Euro- Atlantic Partnership Council, Madrid, July 9th, 1997 Madrid Declaration on Euro-Atlantic Security and Cooperation, Issued by the Heads of State and Government, North Atlantic Council, Madrid, July 8th, 1997 www.bits-berlin.de /NRANEU/enlargement.htm   (5946 words)

EAPC Security Forum 2005 In December 2003 NATO and the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) decided to institute the EAPC Security Forum as a new medium for ministerial meetings in the Partnership. The EAPC Security Forum is an informal ministerial meeting to be held every year as part of cooperation in EAPC and the Partnership for Peace (PfP) with the participation of other actors in the security policy area. One purpose of the EAPC Security Forum is to provide an opportunity for in-depth discussion in a wider circle of important security policy issues linked to EAPC/PfP. www.sweden.gov.se /sb/d/5275   (404 words)

FAS Email Archives -- NATO-L NATO Expansion Attention was devoted to how the new Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, which was established by Allied and Partner Foreign Ministers at their meeting in Sintra, Portugal, on 30 May, 1997, can most effectively be used to serve the interests of its members and to contribute to security and stability. As President of the North Atlantic Assembly, I can assure you that my colleagues are eager to work with the North Atlantic Council on these issues -- to generate the political and public consensus necessary for NATO to be as effective in the 21st century as it has been in the 20th. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ ADDRESS BY SENATOR WILLIAM ROTH TO THE NORTH ATLANTIC COUNCIL AT THE MADRID SUMMIT US Mission to NATO - July 08, 1997 Secretary General Solana, Prime Minister Aznar, President Clinton, distinguished heads of state, distinguished heads of government, it is an honor for me to be here respesenting the parliaments of the Allied nations. www.fas.org /MHonArc/NATO-L_archive/msg00169.html   (3988 words)

euro-atlantic partnership council 120399 The situation in Southeastern Europe was the main topic of the December 3 Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) meeting, which was held in conjunction with the NATO Ministerial Conference in Brussels. This was the first meeting of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) at Defence Ministers level since the Washington Summit. Ministers welcomed the increasingly important role which Partnership plays in strengthening security and stability in the Euro-Atlantic area, in particular its political and military contribution in support of NATO-led operations in the Balkans. www.useu.be /ISSUES/def1203.html   (675 words)

ATLANTIC COUNCIL A fifth priority for our partnerships is to advance the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council. In the four years of its existence, the EAPC has already demonstrated immense value as a forum for consultation and co-operation in many areas critically important to European security - issues such as regional security, arms control, peacekeeping, and civil emergency planning. Our Joint Council is again meeting regularly to discuss common security concerns and to steer practical cooperation on a wide array of issues. www.atlantic-council.org.uk /speech_analysis.htm   (2103 words)

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