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New page: '''Partnership for Peace''' (PfP) is a NATO program for increasing cooperation between PfP nations and NATO members. == Goals of Partnership for Peace == According to the founding do...
'''Partnership for Peace''' (PfP) is a [[NATO]] program for increasing cooperation between PfP nations and NATO members.
== Goals of Partnership for Peace ==
According to the founding document<sup>[http://www.nato.int/docu/basictxt/b940110b.htm 1]</sup> the goals of PfP was are: stability and security in the Euro-Atlantic area through cooperation,Protection and promotion of human rights, freedom, justice, peace and democracy.
== Members of Partnership for Peace ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Member
! Year Joined
|-
| [[Albania]]
| February 23, 1994
|-
| [[Austria]]
| February 10, 1995
|-
| [[Azerbaijan]]
| May 4, 1994
|-
| [[Belarus]]
| January 11, 1995
|-
| [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]
| December 14, 2006
|-
| [[Croatia]]
| May 25, 2000
|-
| [[Finland]]
| May 9, 1994
|-
| [[Georgia]]
| March 23, 1994
|-
| [[Ireland]]
| December 1, 1999
|-
| [[Kazakhstan]]
| May 27, 1994
|-
| [[Kyrgyzstan]]
| June 1, 1994
|-
| [[Moldova]]
| March 16, 1994
|-
| [[Montenegro]]
| December 14, 2006]
|-
| [[Russia]]
| June 22, 1994
|-
| [[Serbia]]
| December 14, 2006
|-
| [[Sweden]]
| May 9, 1994
|-
| [[Switzerland]]
| December 11, 1996
|-
| [[Tajikistan]]
| February 20, 2002
|-
| [[Republic of Macedonia]]
| November 15, 1995
|-
| [[Turkmenistan]]
| May 10, 1994
|-
| [[Ukraine]]
| February 8, 1994
|-
| [[Uzbekistan]]
| July 13, 1994
|-
|}
== Source Material ==
*[http://www.nato.int/issues/pfp/index.html NATO Topics - Partnership for Peace]
*[http://www.nato.int/pfp/sig-cntr.htm Total list of past and current PfP members]
*[http://www.nato.int/docu/basictxt/b940110b.htm PfP Founding Document]
== Goals of Partnership for Peace ==
According to the founding document<sup>[http://www.nato.int/docu/basictxt/b940110b.htm 1]</sup> the goals of PfP was are: stability and security in the Euro-Atlantic area through cooperation,Protection and promotion of human rights, freedom, justice, peace and democracy.
== Members of Partnership for Peace ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Member
! Year Joined
|-
| [[Albania]]
| February 23, 1994
|-
| [[Austria]]
| February 10, 1995
|-
| [[Azerbaijan]]
| May 4, 1994
|-
| [[Belarus]]
| January 11, 1995
|-
| [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]
| December 14, 2006
|-
| [[Croatia]]
| May 25, 2000
|-
| [[Finland]]
| May 9, 1994
|-
| [[Georgia]]
| March 23, 1994
|-
| [[Ireland]]
| December 1, 1999
|-
| [[Kazakhstan]]
| May 27, 1994
|-
| [[Kyrgyzstan]]
| June 1, 1994
|-
| [[Moldova]]
| March 16, 1994
|-
| [[Montenegro]]
| December 14, 2006]
|-
| [[Russia]]
| June 22, 1994
|-
| [[Serbia]]
| December 14, 2006
|-
| [[Sweden]]
| May 9, 1994
|-
| [[Switzerland]]
| December 11, 1996
|-
| [[Tajikistan]]
| February 20, 2002
|-
| [[Republic of Macedonia]]
| November 15, 1995
|-
| [[Turkmenistan]]
| May 10, 1994
|-
| [[Ukraine]]
| February 8, 1994
|-
| [[Uzbekistan]]
| July 13, 1994
|-
|}
== Source Material ==
*[http://www.nato.int/issues/pfp/index.html NATO Topics - Partnership for Peace]
*[http://www.nato.int/pfp/sig-cntr.htm Total list of past and current PfP members]
*[http://www.nato.int/docu/basictxt/b940110b.htm PfP Founding Document]