| Notes | Partnership for Peace programme Last updated: 23 Mar. 2020 15:06 EnglishFrenchKazakhRussianUkrainian The Partnership for Peace (PfP) is a programme of practical bilateral cooperation between individual Euro-Atlantic partner countries and NATO. It allows partners to build up an individual relationship with NATO, choosing their own priorities for cooperation. Highlights Based on a commitment to democratic principles, the purpose of the Partnership for Peace is to increase stability, diminish threats to peace and build strengthened security relationships between NATO and non-member countries in the Euro-Atlantic area. The PfP was established in 1994 to enable participants to develop an individual relationship with NATO, choosing their own priorities for cooperation, and the level and pace of progress. Activities on offer under the PfP programme touch on virtually every field of NATO activity. Since April 2011, all PfP activities and exercises are in principle open to all NATO partners, be they from the Euro-Atlantic region, the Mediterranean Dialogue, the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative or global partners. Currently, there are 20 countries in the Partnership for Peace programme. A wide range of activities, tools and programmes Framework Milestones TOPICS Euro-Atlantic Partnership Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) Individual Partnership Action Plans (IPAPs) Partnerships: projecting stability through cooperation Signatures of Partnership for Peace Framework Document (country, name & date) NEWS Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană thanks Austria for 25 years of partnership 10 Feb. 2020 NATO marks two decades of cooperation with Kyrgyzstan 14 Nov. 2014 NATO and Kazakhstan mark 20 years of cooperation 14 Oct. 2014 Regional security in Central Asia tops agenda in Uzbekistan 09 Oct. 2014 NATO Liaison Officer in Central Asia visits Kyrgyzstan 11 Jul. 2014 more OFFICIAL TEXTS NATO/PFP Trust Fund Policy 29 Jun. 2009 Riga Summit Declaration - Issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Riga on 29 November 2006 29 Nov. 2006 The Euro-Atlantic Partnership - Refocusing and Renewal 23 Jun. 2004 more LIBGUIDE BACK TO TOP |