A Defense Ministerial will be held tomorrow in NATO headquarters and will be attended by a new member, North Macedonia for the first time.
North Macedonia does not have a right to vote because all the member states of the alliance have not yet ratified protocol on membership.
Hom important is the NATO"s open door policy - Madeline Moon , the President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly has to responded Courier"s question.
"Skopje’s future accession to NATO sends a powerful message of encouragement to all aspirants that NATO’s open door is not just a catchphrase but a genuine and concrete prospect. This of course applies to Georgia as well. The Prespa agreement is also a positive signal that even the most entrenched disputes can be resolved through determination and political courage. Last but not least, with Skopje soon to join NATO, the Alliance is again proving that NATO enlargement is a decision for aspirants and Allies alone in which no third party has a say,"- is told in Madeline Moon"s response.