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Croatia presents annual national programme for 2008/2009MAP implementationCroatia presents annual national programme for 2008/2009MAP implementation
The Committee commended Croatia for the reforms implemented in the defence sector and society as a whole, expressing support for Croatia's planned activities16.10.2008. | Press releases
Lithuania ratified the Protocol on NATO EnlargementThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Croatia welcomes the decision by the Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania to ratify the Protocol on NATO Enlargement to the Republic of Croatia.06.10.2008. | Press releases
The MFAEI welcomes the US Senate’s decision to ratify the Protocol on NATO Enlargement to the Republic of CroatiaThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Croatia welcomes the US Senate's decision to ratify the Protocol on NATO Enlargement to the Republic of Croatia.
This act makes the US Senate third among the 26 NATO members to ratify the Protocol.26.09.2008. | Press releases
The Latvian Parliament ratified the Protocol on the Enlargement of the NATO to CroatiaThe Latvian Parliament ratified the Protocol on the Enlargement of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to Croatia today, on 18 September 2008.
This makes the Parliament of the Republic of Latvia the second national parliament out of 26 NATO member countries to have completed the Protocol ratification process.18.09.2008. | Press releases
Hungary ratified the Protocol on the Enlargement Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Gordan Jandrokovic received the Ambassador of the Republic of Hungary in the Republic of Croatia Peter Györkös on Wednesday, 17 September 2008. Ambassador Györkös presented the Minister with letter by Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Kinga Göncz on the ratification of the Protocol on the Enlargement of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to Croatia.17.09.2008. | Press releases
Minister Gordan Jandroković opened multimedia exhibition “NATO – A Safer FutureMinister Gordan Jandrokovic opened multimedia exhibition “NATO – A Safer Future
Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Gordan Jandrokovic opened 10 September 2008 a multimedia exhibition entitled “NATO – A Safer Future”, set up at the Zagreb Glyptotheque of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts.10.09.2008. | Press releases
Minister Jandroković participated at NATO Brussels HQ in North Atlantic Council meetingMinister Jandrokovic participated at NATO Brussels HQ in North Atlantic Council meeting
This was Croatian foreign minister's first participation in a meeting of NATO's foreign ministers. The topic of today's meeting was the current situation in Georgia.19.08.2008. | Press releases
US House of Representatives unanimously adopts H. Res. 1266The United States' House of Representatives unanimously adopted on 30 July 2008 the H. Res. 1266 resolution, congratulating Croatia and Albania on being invited to begin accession talks with NATO.
The resolution also explicitly recognises the historical importance and achievements of the two countries, which have proven their dedication to the common security and values of NATO members. Furthermore, the resolution welcomes the signing of the Protocol on the Accession of Albania and Croatia to NATO by its members on 9 July 2008, which opened the path for the two countries' NATO membership.31.07.2008. | Press releases
President Mesić meets the NATO Secretary-General President Mesic meets the NATO Secretary-General
The NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer has commended Croatia for significant progress on the road towards NATO, calling on Zagreb to maintain the current pace of reforms.
Croatia is knocking on NATO's door and has made considerable progress in efforts to meet membership criteria, the alliance's secretary-general said in Brussels after meeting Croatian President Stjepan Mesic.03.12.2007. | Press releases
GFK June 200752% CROATIANS CONTINUE TO SUPPORT NATO ACCESSION
Fifty-two per cent of Croatians continue to support Croatia's accession to NATO, the GfK agency said on Tuesday, adding the survey included 1,000 people polled by phone on June 14-20.
26.06.2007. | Press releases