Стратегічна концепція НАТО до 2030 року та партнери з розширеними можливостями
короткий опис
У продовження проекту 2021 року «Україна-НАТО: підвищений рівень» Рада зовнішньої політики «Українська призма» провела проєкт «Стратегічна концепція НАТО 2030 та партнери з розширеними можливостями», спрямований на покращення взаємодії між партнерами з розширеними можливостями та НАТО та між самими державами партнерами у рамках нової Стратегічної концепції НАТО. Проект включав мозковий штурм, підготовку чотирьох аналітичних записок для українського уряду, написання спільного документу українськими, грузинськими, шведськими та боснійськими експертами щодо оцінки Нової стратегічної концепції та рішень Мадридського саміту для країн-партнерів, а також публічний захід «Європейська безпека після Мадрида» у Брюсселі у жовтні 2022 року.
28.03.2022 – 01.12.2022
The aim of the project
is to facilitate a dialogue and to increase interaction between NATO and Enhanced Opportunity Partners/aspirant states in view of the new Strategic Concept development.
The tasks
are to prepare recommendations/views from the EOP on the future concept and cooperation with partners (Ukrainian view was presented in April by the Ukrainian Prism”), to evaluate the final text of the concept and Madrid summit final documents and what they mean for the partners, to organize a number of public events that would raise awareness but also would be a kind of brainstorming for future cooperation, and the last but not the least to provide Ukrainian policy-makers with adequate analysis of the current NATO priorities, so they would be better prepared to the changing political environment due to the NATO strategic approaches review.
Report “After Madrid: NATO, Aspirants and Enhanced Opportunity Partners”, have been prepared by authors from Ukraine, Sweden, Georgia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Four policy-briefs were prepared for the Office of the President of Ukraine, Office of the Vice-Prime Minister on European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine, and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (topics regarded Swedish and Finnish experience of application for NATO membership, change of the forces deployment due to the Russian aggression, New Strategic Concept consequences for Ukraine, and communication of the Ukraine’s NATO integration).
Cooperation between the expert’s communities of the Enhanced Opportunity Partner-states and aspirants was increased. Preparation of the report allowed experts from Sweden, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia and Ukraine to work together and to test ideas, share best practices and discuss possible future cooperation. Usually only Ukrainian and Georgian experts have an opportunity to cooperate regarding NATO issues, as Balkans, Nordic and the Black Sea states are predominantly cooperating within different frameworks.
Improved governmental and parliamentary understanding of the new trends in NATO developments and possible ways of cooperation was guaranteed by preparing relevant ad hoc analysis upon their request. This allowed better interaction between policy-makers and experts as analysis reflected the very thematic needs of the governmental agencies in Ukraine.