NATO is a military alliance that was founded in 1949 through a founding treaty signed by member countries. The structure of NATO includes a Secretary General and various bodies to oversee its operations. NATO’s main mission is collective defense as outlined in Article 5 of the founding treaty. The organization also focuses on deterrence and defense, cyber defense, and addressing Russian disinformation.
In addition to these priorities, NATO-Ukraine relations, exercises, and initiatives related to environment, climate change, and security are also important priorities. NATO promotes gender equality and the participation of women in peace and security efforts.
The NATO newsroom provides updates on the latest news, press releases, speeches, and events related to the organization. Media advisories, accreditation information, and official texts are also available. The newsroom contains photos, videos, and audio recordings for media use. Additionally, NATO offers business opportunities and co-sponsorship grants for various projects.
To learn more about NATO’s activities and history, visit the NATO library where basic texts and research guides are available for reference. NATO terminology, standardization agreements, and archives are also accessible. The Secretary General’s Annual Report and Brand Identity Manual provide further insights into the organization’s activities.
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