
	Where results make sense

Topic: Partnership for Peace

Related Topics

NATO

WEU

Foreign relations of Slovakia

List of countries by amount of active troops

Military of Slovenia

Lithuania

Foreign relations of Azerbaijan

Foreign relations of Finland

Conference on Disarmament

Eastern bloc

Continuation War

OSCE

Slovakia

March 29

Azerbaijan

	Partnership for Peace - MSN Encarta
		Partnership for Peace (PFP), program established in 1994 to strengthen relations between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
		The Partnership for Peace was created within the framework of NACC to allow these countries, some of which have not yet established military and political stability, to develop a closer relationship with NATO.
		PFP participants pledge to share defense and security information with NATO, to maintain democratic control of their military, and to be ready to participate in peacekeeping operations.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761579861/Partnership_for_Peace.html (368 words)

	NATO FACT SHEET: PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE (PFP) MARCH 1996
		Partnership for Peace (PfP) is a major initiative introduced by NATO at the January 1994 Brus- sels Summit.
		PfP funding guidelines agreed by NATO stipulate that, for an interim period, to alleviate the burden on the Partners from their participation in Partnership activities, assistance could be made available by the Alliance if required.
		The Partnership Coordination Cell is responsible, under the authority of the North Atlantic Council, for coordinat ing joint military activities within the Partnership for Peace and for carrying out the military planning necessary to implement the military aspects of the Partnership Programmes, notably, the preparation of PfP exercises.
	www.fas.org /man/nato/natodocs/fact_pfp.htm (1887 words)

	Partnership for Peace (PfP) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		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.
		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...
	www.vbs-ddps.ch /internet/groupgst/en/home/peace/partnerschaft.html (218 words)

	[No title]
		The introduction of the Partnership for Peace (PfP) initiative in 1994 added a new dimension to the relationship between NATO and its Partner countries, enabling practical military cooperation to be developed in accordance with the different interests and possibilities of participating countries.
		Partnership for Peace is a major initiative introduced by NATO at the January 1994 Brussels Summit Meeting of the North Atlantic Council.
		Partnership for Peace is one of the permanent concerns of the RTA.
	www.rta.nato.int /PfP.htm (995 words)

	CDA: Reflecting on Peace Practice
		Peace practitioners believe that the key to insider-outsider partnerships is focusing intentionally on the relationship—and negotiating explicit partnership arrangements.
		Partnerships provide another element of linkage—addressing the interlocking elements of conflict and ensuring that solutions on one level are not undermined at other levels.
		Partnership planning should address which group can act as an intermediary or provide training or lobby governments or monitor human rights abuses (etcetera!), depending on the context, the geopolitical environment, the types of agencies, and the particular skills and networks of each group.
	www.cdainc.com /rpp/partnerships_among_outsider_and_insider_peace_practitioners.php (1288 words)

	Partnership For Peace
		PFP developed a framework and process; it established the norm that partners should be "contributors" and marked a shift from purely multilateral dialogue to bilateral (partner and Alliance) relationships in the form of Individual Partnership Programs (IPPs) and self-differentiation.
		PFP is an open door to the rest of the world; some partners argue that that door needs to remain two way.
		PFP is important in that it is the only dimension in Austria’s security policy (aside from EU and Common Foreign and Security Policy) that has a consensus among all the political parties represented in its Parliament.
	www.ndu.edu /inss/strforum/SF167/forum167.html (2577 words)

	Minister of State & Foreign Affairs Teodor Melescanu...Partnership for Peace: A Romanian Point of View
		Partnership for Peace has projected a way for Partner states, most of which are countries in transition, to reintegrate with European values, practices, and goals, and thus complete the deep political and social changes that began with the collapse of communism.
		PFP could equally be an instrument for projecting stability outside its area (the Mediterranean, the Balkans, the Black Sea, the Middle East) by changing the mentality of military cooperation and the approach to addressing security concerns.
		Since democracy, peace, and security cannot survive on islands, "NATO-type" relations should be established between all PFP countries, confirming their commitment to defend the same values the Alliance itself is pledged to protect: democracy, stability, and welfare.
	www.csdr.org /95Book/Melescanu.htm (2010 words)

	brief outline
		PfP is a political initiative supported by NATO and 20 partner states.
		The aim of PfP is to strengthen democracy, peace and security in Europe and to jointly seek responses to common threats.
		The EAPC is the Partnership's forum for political consultation and sets the guidelines for practical cooperation in the PfP.
	www.pfp.admin.ch /internet/partnership_for_peace/en/home/testseite.html (257 words)

	About USJFCOM: Partnership For Peace (PfP)
		Partnership for Peace (PfP) is a major initiative introduced by NATO at the January 1994 Brussels Summit Meeting of the North Atlantic Council following the aftermath of the Cold War.
		The aim of the Partnership for Peace is to increase stability throughout Euro-Atlantic and Central Asia, diminish threats to peace and build strengthened security relationships based on the practical cooperation and commitment to democratic principles which underpin the Alliance.
		PfP nations are committed to sharing the values of protection and promotion of fundamental freedoms and human rights, safeguarding of freedom, justice, peace through democracy, preservation of democratic societies, freedom from coercion and intimidation, and the maintenance of the principles of international law.
	www.jfcom.mil /about/fact_pfp.htm (506 words)

	NATO Partnership for Peace
		The development of PfP remains a dynamic process and, with the prospect of a greater role for the Partnership in the future, the NAC has been tasked to develop a coherent package of measures to reinforce PfP's operational capabilities for the Washington Summit.
		This Partnership is marked by the expanded political dimension of the EAPC and the enhanced cooperation under PfP.
		PfP, moreover, has demonstrated its flexible and operational character in tailored assistance programmes, such as with Albania, and in its role as an element of the Alliance's overall approach for dealing with the crisis in Kosovo.
	www.southeasteurope.org /documents/d990615a.htm (2131 words)

	Peace Corps Kids World -- Make a Difference
		The Peace Corps Partnership Program provides a link between U.S. contributors (or Partners) and requests for project assistance from the overseas communities in which Peace Corps Volunteers serve.
		Through the Partnership Program, Peace Corps promotes community action and involvement both overseas and in the United States, and fosters greater international understanding through cross-cultural exchange.
		In September 1996, Peace Corps Director Mark Gearan visited Corcoran, along with the area's Congressman, Jim Walsh, who was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Nepal from 1970-72.
	www.peacecorps.gov /kids/difference/corcoran.html (505 words)

	IUCN - World Commission on Protected Areas
		The Peace Parks Foundation, created in 1997, is already actively involved in facilitating and funding the development of eight "Transfrontier Conservation Areas", which is the preferred term for TBPAs used in that region.
		Peace and cooperation encompasses building trust, understanding and reconciliation between nations, the prevention and resolution of conflict, and the fostering of cooperation between and among countries, communities, agencies and other stakeholders".
		Peace Park provisions were incorporated into the treaty resolving the territorial dispute between Peru and Ecuador.
	www.iucn.org /themes/wcpa/theme/parks/parks.html (2276 words)

	Partnership for Peace
		The Partnership for Peace (PFP) is chiefly aimed at defense cooperation and is the operational side of the Partnership framework, designed to reinforce stability and reduce the risk of conflict.
		The Partnership for Peace (PfP) is a program of unprecedented success, which NATO launched in 1994 to promote and maintain stability and security throughout the Euro-Atlantic community.
		NATO Partnership for Peace Marks 10th Anniversary (2004-01-15)...
	nato.usmission.gov /dossier/Partnership_for_Peace.asp (201 words)

	NATO Partnership for Peace Strengthens Democracy, Stability
		PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE AND THE EURO-ATLANTIC PARTNERSHIP COUNCIL
		PfP has strengthened new democracies in Europe, strengthened peace and stability in the Euro-Atlantic area, and contributed to closer integration and cooperation across Europe and Eurasia.
		At today's NATO Summit meeting, Allied leaders agreed to strengthen the focus within the Partnership for Peace on relationships with the states of the Caucasus and Central Asia, including by assigning liaison officers in each region to foster closer cooperation between those countries and NATO.
	www.usembassy-israel.org.il /publish/press/2004/june/062901.html (367 words)

	Brookings Institution Press, Not Whether But When, The U.S. Decision to Enlarge NATO
		PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE 17 given the sovereign right to determine how or when to apply the treaty's stricture against Allied troops being 'cleployed' in the former GDR."~° There is no question that ambiguity abounded cluring the phases of this difficult negotiation.
		The Partnership for Peace was the one idea that had the support of all the major players, which was not true of any of the spe- cific issues associated with expansion.
		PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE 43 A National Security Council staffer recalls that October 20, 1993, was by far his worst day on the job: Christopher and Aspin were out talking about the decision before the president could do so, each with different versions.
	brookings.nap.edu /books/081573171X/html/14.html (1973 words)

	Partnership for Peace on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE [Partnership for Peace] see under North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
		Peace Corps Awards Second Round of AOL Time Warner Foundation 'Peace Packs'; International Partnership Aims to Expand Digital Opportunity in Underserved Communities Around the World.
		Civil society Voices for Peace, Partnership, Renewal to be heard at 58^th annual DPI/NGO Conference, 7 - 9 September.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/X/X-P1rtnrshpP1c.asp (997 words)

	NATO: Partnership for Peace
		In 1994 this gave rise to the Partnership for Peace (PfP), a pragmatic and flexible instrument for cooperation between NATO and its partner countries.
		The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) – founded in 1997 – is a forum for political consultation in which the 26 NATO member states and their 20 PfP partner states exchange both information and views on current security-related issues.
		The PfP provides Switzerland with a platform on which to raise important foreign and security-policy issues, such as: the spread of international humanitarian law, the reform of the security sector, the democratic control of armed forces, long-term cooperation on security risks, counter-terrorism and cooperation on the planning of civil emergencies.
	www.eda.admin.ch /eda/en/home/topics/peasec/sec/incose/ref_pfp.html (419 words)

	NATO Topics: The Partnership for Peace
		The Partnership for Peace (PfP) is a programme of practical bilateral cooperation between individual Partner countries and NATO.
		Based on a commitment to the democratic principles that underpin the Alliance itself, the purpose of the Partnership for Peace is to increase stability, diminish threats to peace and build strengthened security relationships between individual Partner countries and NATO, as well as among Partner countries.
		The Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council provides the overall political framework for NATO’s cooperation with partners and the bilateral relationships developed between NATO and individual partner countries within the Partnership for Peace programme.
	www.nato.int /issues/pfp (436 words)

	Partnership for Peace
		As a NATO program, the Partnership for Peace (PfP) will continue to be a major contributor to the improved economic and security climate in Europe.
		Partnership for Peace has been established within the framework of the NACC and builds on the momentum of cooperation created by the NACC.
		The Partnership for Peace program is a vehicle for non- NATO countries for increased security, greater possibilities for a better economy, and, for some, NATO membership -- all qualitative measures of effectiveness.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/library/report/1997/Kanewske.htm (4417 words)

	NATO: Ten Years On, Partnership For Peace Looks Farther East - RADIO FREE EUROPE / RADIO LIBERTY
		The PFP has exceeded expectations in achieving its primary goal of fostering military cooperation with ex-communist countries -- 10 of which have joined or are set to join the alliance.
		The PFP was launched 10 years ago by NATO and is regarded by many as one of the alliance's most successful initiatives.
		When it launched the Partnership for Peace on 10 January 1994, NATO meant for it to help new democracies establish civil control over their armies, assist in the reforms of their Soviet-era forces, and to guide those countries in their efforts to develop NATO-compatible militaries.
	www.rferl.org /features/features_article.aspx?id=7C20B2DF-E7D0-4C65-A63E-FA1218926E36&m=1&y=2004 (1010 words)

	The Fund for Peace - NATO Partnership for Peace
		The Fund for Peace is proud of its past and ongoing work with NATO, particularly with the NATO Partnership for Peace (NATO PfP).
		Currently, we are working with NATO’s Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) and PfP program to bring together leading scholars and governmental representatives from 46 countries in Europe, the former Soviet Union and the United States and Canada to discuss opportunities for collaboration in meeting the challenges posed by threat convergence.
		Our first project with the NATO PfP involved helping to develop a communications strategy for the demilitarization of small arms, light weapons, and ammunitions, which led to the development of the TRUST project.
	www.fundforpeace.org /web/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=207&Itemid=244 (147 words)

	Partnership for Peace
		PfP is a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) initiative to develop constructive ties with the armed forces and civilian defense communities of the former Warsaw Pact countries and as well with as European nations that have traditionally been non-aligned.
		The PfP Simulation Network is being developed to enable PfP nations to conduct distributed simulation-based exercises in support of Peace Support Operations and to enhance readiness for humanitarian missions throughout the Euro-Atlantic region.
		He was the principal architect of the Partnership for Peace education and training concept adopted at the April, 1999 Washington NATO Summit.
	www.chips.navy.mil /archives/01_spring/peace.htm (4066 words)

	Lisburn Partnership - Northern Ireland EU Grants and Funding
		Lisburn Partnership was established in November 2001 to administer Measure 3, Priority 1 and 2 of the European Union Programme for Peace and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the Border Region of Ireland.
		Lisburn Partnership was previously known as Lisburn Peace & Reconciliation Partnership, which was established in 1996 to administer what was commonly known as Peace I. The new Partnership is now responsible for administering Peace II.
		Lisburn Partnership completed its Integrated Strategy in July 2002 and it is now working towards its implementation and continued development.
	www.lisburnpartnership.com (243 words)

	Egypt and the United States: A Partnership for Peace \| The Middle East Institute
		Explaining that a sustainable solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict is vital to achieving overall regional peace, H.E. Seif el-Nasr urged the United States to play a constructive role in achieving a two-state solution.
		H.E. Seif el-Nasr stated that in the spirit of “friends owe friends the truth,” it is important to recognize the fact that the US image in the Middle East has suffered significantly as a result of its invasion and occupation of Iraq.
		His Excellency stated that this picture of Egypt — a secure partner with the US for peace — was the true representation of the nation.
	www.mideasti.org /summary/egypt-and-united-states-partnership-peace (766 words)

	Opinion and Editorial, February 3, 1999
		Secondly, you presume that the NATO Partnership For Peace is the only mechanism that can be used for improving security co-operation in Europe.
		The true path to peace is through disarmament, and it is no coincidence that the countries most strongly identified with NATO, are also the world's largest arms suppliers.
		The involvement of other neutral countries in the Partnership For Peace initiative illustrates why we need to have a debate, and why a constitutional decision by the people is necessary.
	ted.examiner.ie /archives/1999/february/3/opinion.htm (1986 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)