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Stoltenberg stressed that NATO will take important decisions at the next NATO summit in Madridincluding the adoption of a new strategic concept.
The new strategy will provide a collective assessment of the security environment and serve as a blueprint for the alliance’s future adaptation, according to Stoltenberg.
The Secretary-General emphasized that "doctrine" NATO Which was developed in 2010, must be changed, because it did not include a number of issues, on top of which is the Russian and Chinese threat.
The Secretary-General said: "Doctrine 2010 states that Europe lives in peace, but the Russian military operation against Ukraine You broke that peace".
He added: " Just as China’s growing influence on reshaping the world has direct consequences for our security and democracies, some perceptions must be changed.".
He emphasized that maintaining the NATO system would require working more closely with like-minded partner countries, and with the European Union.
pointed Stoltenberg that the cooperation between NATO and the European Union has already reached "Unprecedented levels on a range of issues, including support for Ukraine, peacekeeping in the Western Balkans, and maritime security".
Stoltenberg welcomed the EU’s defense efforts, which could lead to more investment and defense capabilities.
On the war in Ukraine, the NATO Secretary General emphasized the need for strong multilateral institutions, and deeper cooperation in Europe and across the Atlantic.
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Stoltenberg stressed that NATO will take important decisions at the next NATO summit in Madridincluding the adoption of a new strategic concept.
The new strategy will provide a collective assessment of the security environment and serve as a blueprint for the alliance’s future adaptation, according to Stoltenberg.
The Secretary-General emphasized that “the doctrine” NATO Which was developed in 2010, must be changed, because it did not include a number of issues, on top of which is the Russian and Chinese threat.
The Secretary-General said: “The Doctrine of 2010 states that Europe lives in peace, but the Russian military operation against Ukraine You broke that peace.”
“Just as China’s growing influence on reshaping the world has had direct consequences for our security and our democracies, some perceptions must be changed,” he added.
He emphasized that maintaining the NATO system would require working more closely with like-minded partner countries, and with the European Union.
pointed Stoltenberg He notes that cooperation between NATO and the European Union has already reached “unprecedented levels on a range of issues, including support for Ukraine, peacekeeping in the Western Balkans and maritime security.”
Stoltenberg welcomed the EU’s defense efforts, which could lead to more investment and defense capabilities.
On the war in Ukraine, the NATO Secretary General emphasized the need for strong multilateral institutions, and deeper cooperation in Europe and across the Atlantic.