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NATO to confer on Afghanistan and Kosovo

18. January 2012. | 06:09

Source: Tanjug

The NATO's Military Committee (MC), which comprises the highest military representatives of the Alliance and the Partnership for Peace, will meet in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss the situation in Kosovo and Afghanistan.

The NATO's Military Committee (MC), which comprises the highest military representatives of the Alliance and the Partnership for Peace, will meet in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss the situation in Kosovo and Afghanistan.

The meeting will be attended by chiefs of staff of the total of 67 countries, and the debate on Kosovo will be addressed by KFOR Commander Erhard Drews and EULEX Chief Xavier Bout de Marnhac.

The MC will also meet in NATO-Russia Council (NRC) format to discuss how practical cooperation between the Russian Federation and NATO can evolve in 2012.

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