RTT News
September 22, 2012
NATO and South Korea on Thursday signed a new partnership program that sets the framework for cooperation and political dialog.
NATO Deputy Secretary-General Alexander Vershbow and the South Korean Ambassador Kim Chang-beom signed the first Individual Partnership Cooperation Program (IPCP) at NATO’s Brussels headquarters.
The new partnership program will promote political dialog and practical cooperation in a number of joint priority areas, including response to terrorism, multinational peace support operations and Science for Peace and Security, a NATO press release said.
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