NATO secretary: No to FYROM, unless name dispute resolved
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
On the eve of his visit to FYROM, Secretary General of NATO Jens Stoltenberg told FYROM’s state news agency that the country was welcome to join the military alliance, but only when the name dispute with Greece had been settled.
Asked whether FYROM would be extended an invitation at the Brussels NATO summit without a settled name issue, he was categorical. “No. NATO’s position remains unchanged. All decisions in NATO are reached based on a consensus among all NATO allies. At the summit in Bucharest and all other subsequent summits, they agreed that NATO will invite your country to join after a mutually acceptable solution to the name issue under UN’s auspices is reached”, he underlined.
Tagged under
Related items
-
Mitsotakis: "We are all to blame" but "the tragedy happened with us at the helm of the country"
-
NATO SG calls Turkish provocations "disagreements between countries'
-
Mitsotakis to Dutch journalist: I will not accept you insulting me or the Greek people in this office
-
New Round of collaboration between the Greek Film Archive and the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad
-
Turkey threatens the EU: There will be tension if you interfere in the Cypriot EEZ issue
Latest from E.Tsiliopoulos
- Australian drugs suspect fights US extradition at the Council of State
- Metsola: I fully agree with Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the EU needs ambitious policies on the climate
- New SYRIZA head Kasselakis' meteoric rise to power
- Mitsotakis in the cabinet: The horizontal priority of our politicians is Civil Protection
- FM Gerapetritis meets Dukakis in Boston