Reuniunea miniștrilor de externe, al statelor membre NATO de la București

Abstract

The NATO Foreign Ministers' Meeting, held in Bucharest on November 29-30, 2022, marked a pivotal moment in the context of the ongoing Ukraine conflict. This event, the first of its kind on NATO's eastern flank since the war’s onset, brought forward critical discussions on collective security, particularly in the areas of air defense, cyber space, and asymmetric crisis management. The meeting’s key points, retrieved in this article, underscore the Alliance's commitment to addressing Russian aggression and strengthening defense capabilities, highlighting Romania's central position in the region’s security architecture.