Sastanak ministara vanjskih poslova Američko-jadranske povelje u Dubrovniku

4. We reiterate our full support to the North Atlantic Council's Istanbul Summit Communiqué, to NATO's policies and missions. We strongly support NATO's engagement in Afghanistan and the Alliance's efforts to contribute to the stabilisation of Iraq. In particular, supplementing our countries' individual contributions, we will expand our participation in the ISAF Operation in Afghanistan by sending our joint military medical team. As one of our priorities, we will be exploring any other contribution we may be able to provide, both individually as well as jointly, to the Alliance in its operations.

5. We express, once again, our satisfaction with the Istanbul Summit's concrete reaffirmation of NATO's Open Door policy vis-à-vis our three countries. We reaffirm our strong commitment to fulfil, before the next Summit, the criteria for the invitation to begin Accession Talks with NATO.

6. We will keep deepening and intensifying our close coordination and overall cooperation, exchange of experiences and expertise, related to the processes of accession of our countries to the EU and NATO, as well as to the efforts to stabilise and integrate the entire region in the European and Euro-Atlantic institutions.

7. We have agreed upon a six-months Action Plan of our joint activities, coordinated by the Republic of Croatia. It encompasses a series of high level meetings, notably, on top of regular working contacts, a meeting of the Presidents of Parliament, Foreign Affairs Ministers formal meeting at the beginning of November and a Defence Ministers meeting, exercises, as well as diplomatic and defence consultations, seminars and conferences, dealing with the issues of public relations, NATO enlargement process, NATO's «out of area» operations, combat against international terrorism, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, organised crime and trafficking in human beings.