NATO Military Chiefs of Defence Meeting

The Chief of the Defence Staff, General Daniel Petrescu, is participating, over 15-16 September, in the NATO Military Chiefs of Defence Meeting, which is held in Oslo, Norway.

The meeting agenda will focus on the implementation of the decisions taken by the heads of state and government at the Vilnius Summit. The Chiefs of Defence will discuss ways
of implementing regional plans, aiming at allocating forces that have reached an adequate readiness level, the development of capabilities, the adaptation of NATO command & control structures, the improvement of logistics and supply systems, the prepositioning of stocks and the host nation support, as well as the increase of the number of exercises and training sessions conducted jointly.

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The NATO Military Committee, the highest military authority within the organization, has the role of providing recommendations to the North Atlantic Council on ways in which the Alliance can respond to the global security challenges. As a rule, during a year, the chiefs of defence meetings are held twice at the NATO Headquarters from Brussels and once in a member country of the Alliance.

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