NATO urged to provide security guarantees to its allies
NATO should provide security guarantees not only to its members but
also allies in the present-day period, Azerbaijani Deputy Foreign
Minister Araz Azimov has said.
Azimov told a conference, "NATO’s new strategic concept: allies’ contribution to debate," in Baku on Thursday that the Euro-Atlantic region’s security depends on a concerted effort of the alliance’s member states and partners, otherwise, there could be adverse consequences for the bloc’s future "architecture."
"I suggest signing bilateral agreements between NATO and its partners. Along with responsibilities and obligations of the sides, such agreements should reflect security guarantees for the partner states.*
Azimov told a conference, "NATO’s new strategic concept: allies’ contribution to debate," in Baku on Thursday that the Euro-Atlantic region’s security depends on a concerted effort of the alliance’s member states and partners, otherwise, there could be adverse consequences for the bloc’s future "architecture."
"I suggest signing bilateral agreements between NATO and its partners. Along with responsibilities and obligations of the sides, such agreements should reflect security guarantees for the partner states.*
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