NATO Update

• NATO Foreign Ministers agree measures to help coronavirus response Click here to view in your browser 3 April 2020 Update NATO Foreign Ministers agree measures to help coronavirus response NATO Foreign Ministers directed NATO’s top commander, General Wolters, to coordinate the necessary military support to combat the coronavirus crisis and to start using fast-track paths through Europe’s airspace for military flights carrying medical supplies, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Thursday (2 April 2020). READ MORE Coronavirus response: NATO Allies cooperate with private sector and academia, making 3D printing an essential contribution in the fight against COVID-19 pandemic NATO Allies have joined efforts with private companies and academic institutions in the fight against the global pandemic of the coronavirus.  READ MORE Coronavirus response: NATO supports Luxembourg, increasing hospital capacity NATO is supporting Luxembourg’s efforts to tackle COVID-19, providing around 1200 m² of field hospital tents to increase the capacity of the Centre Hospitalier du Luxembourg (CHL).  READ MORE Allies receive medical supplies to tackle COVID-19 pandemic Allies are receiving medical supplies and equipment, including protective medical suits, respirators and facemasks,  to help combat the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. READ MORE Secretary General appoints group as part of NATO reflection process Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced the appointment of a group of experts on Tuesday (31 March 2020) to support his work in a reflection process to further strengthen NATO’s political dimension.  READ MORE North Macedonia’s flag raised at NATO Headquarters, following accession to NATO The flag of North Macedonia was raised at NATO Headquarters on Monday (30 March 2020), in a special ceremony to mark the country’s accession to NATO. READ MORE EADRCC receives requests for international assistance in response to COVID-19 NATO’s EADRCC has received requests for international assistance from North Macedonia, the Republic of Moldova and Bosnia and Herzegovina in their response to the global pandemic of the coronavirus COVID-19. READ MORE NATO launches call for interns for 2021 As an international organisation, NATO is characterised by diversity. People from different backgrounds and cultures, work styles and ways of thinking work here.  READ MORE