NATO is reducing the number of high-level meetings, while the summit of leaders scheduled to be held in Albania in 2027 will not be held according to the original calendar.
According to the Associated Press, the Alliance has only planned a meeting of foreign ministers for 2027, instead of the two usually held meetings.
Nor does the usual defence ministers’ meeting in October figure on the calendar.
The changes are part of a broader reshuffle of NATO meetings, in a period of tensions to defence spending, the war in Ukraine and relations between allies.
Albania’s Prime Minister, Edi Rama, had announced earlier that the planned summit in Tirana would not be held in 2027.
According to him, if the summit is organised in 2028, Tirana will be friendly.
Secretary – General NATO, Mark Rutte, has declared that leadership meetings will be organised when necessary.
The changes do not imply cutting off NATO’s operation, but reducing scheduled high-level meetings.
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