MPFSEE – MILITARY-POLITICAL INITATIVE OF REGIONAL COOPERATION
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2009, Vol 31, Issue 2
Abstract
In the context of global security environment transformations, the existence of a structure or force capable to assure the conflicts prevention through international, governmental of nongovernmental organism or organisations’ coordination, is a priority in the international foreign policy. The responsibility of peace and security achievement is already on the security agenda of numerous states. The regional peace and cooperation initiatives could be and really are considered efficient ways of improvement of the security environment and especially of assurance of that organized and institutional frame, necessary for achieving the projects and programs through states could think to economical, political or military stability. South-Eastern Europe Defence Ministerial is also considered such of initiative; its activity and, especially, its results have been recognized by UN and NATO.
Authors and Affiliations
Dan GHICA-RADU, Marius FAUR
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