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The '''Membership Action Plan (MAP)''' is a stage for aspiring members of the [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization]]. The Action Plan was initiated in in April 1999 to assist countries in their perpetrations for joining the alliance. Meeting every year, MAP's goal is to provide assistance and advice to aspiring countries on their defense, resource, security, legal, political, and economic aspects.  
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The '''Membership Action Plan (MAP)''' is a stage for aspiring members of the [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization]]. The Action Plan was initiated in in April 1999 to assist countries in their preparations for joining the alliance. Meeting every year, MAP's goal is to provide assistance and advice to aspiring countries on their defense, resource, security, legal, political, and economic aspects.  
  
 
Currently, three countries are members - [[Albania]], [[Croatia]] and the former Yugoslav Republic of [[Macedonia]]. Membership to MAP does not  prejudge any decision by the Alliance on future membership to the NATO allaince.
 
Currently, three countries are members - [[Albania]], [[Croatia]] and the former Yugoslav Republic of [[Macedonia]]. Membership to MAP does not  prejudge any decision by the Alliance on future membership to the NATO allaince.

Revision as of 00:52, August 5, 2007

The Membership Action Plan (MAP) is a stage for aspiring members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The Action Plan was initiated in in April 1999 to assist countries in their preparations for joining the alliance. Meeting every year, MAP's goal is to provide assistance and advice to aspiring countries on their defense, resource, security, legal, political, and economic aspects.

Currently, three countries are members - Albania, Croatia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Membership to MAP does not prejudge any decision by the Alliance on future membership to the NATO allaince.

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