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3 mar 2023 · Download the PDF of the NATO 2022 Strategic Concept, approved by NATO Leaders at the Madrid Summit on 29 June 2022. The document outlines NATO’s priorities, tasks and approaches for the next decade in the security environment.
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STRATEGIC CONCEPT. Adopted by Heads of State and Government...
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We have endorsed a new Strategic Concept. It describes the...
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The Concept describes the security environment facing the...
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The Strategic Concept adopted by NATO Heads of State and Government at the Madrid Summit in June 2022 outlines the Alliance's purpose, principles, tasks and vision for the future. It addresses the security challenges posed by Russia, strategic competition, terrorism, climate change and other global issues.
We have endorsed a new Strategic Concept. It describes the security environment facing the Alliance, reaffirms our values, and spells out NATO’s key purpose and greatest responsibility of ensuring our collective defence based on a 360-degree approach.
A roundtable discussion at LSE IDEAS analyses the implications of the 2022 Strategic Concept, which redefined NATO’s purpose, nature, and core security tasks in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The update reflects the alliance’s renewed cohesion, but also the challenges of transforming its strategy and capabilities in the face of Russia and China.
At the Madrid Summit, held on June 28–30, 2022, NATO’s new Strategic Concept was adopted. It consists of four chapters and 49 articles covering NATO’s purpose and principles, the current stra-tegic environment, the Alliance’s core tasks and the requirements for ensuring continued success.
30 cze 2022 · NATO leaders agreed on a new Strategic Concept for the next decade, setting out the Alliance's priorities, tasks and approaches in a changing security environment. The Concept addresses Russia, China, climate change, innovation and more, and invites Finland and Sweden to join the Alliance.
At the Madrid Summit, held on June 28–30, 2022, NATO’s new Strategic Concept was adopted. It consists of four chapters and 49 articles covering NATO’s purpose and principles, the current stra-tegic environment, the Alliance’s core tasks and the requirements for ensuring continued success.
