Fifth Balkan CHODs Conference begins in Ohrid
Serbian Armed Forces Chief of Staff has attended today the Fifth Balkan CHODs Conference held in Ohrid. Besides General Miletic, the participants in the Conference are CHODs of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Macedonia, DCHODs of Greece and Romania, and Turkish Armed Forces Third Army Commander.
Serbian Armed Forces Chief of Staff has attended today the Fifth Balkan CHODs Conference held in Ohrid.
Besides
General Miletic, the participants in the Conference are CHODs of
Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Macedonia,
DCHODs of Greece and Romania, and Turkish Armed Forces Third Army
Commander.
Guests
at the Conference are Deputy Chairman of NATO Military Committee,
General Walter Gaskin, Commander of the Allied Joint Force Command,
Naples, Admiral Samuel Locklear, Representative of the US European
Command (EUCOM) and DCHODs of Croatia and Slovenia.
At the
opening of the Conference, the attendees were addressed by Macedonian
President Djordje Ivanov and Chief of Macedonian Army Lieutenant-General
Miroslav Stojanovski. President Ivanov, recalling that the main
security threats in the modern world are terrorism and extremism,
stressed the importance of the Balkan CHODs Conference which fully
reflects the spirit of cooperation in Southeast Europe.
The
Balkan CHODs Conference, an important initiative to strengthen military
cooperation in the region, was established by Albania, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Greece, Macedonia, Romania, Serbia
and Turkey. The first conference was held in Thessaloniki in 2007, and
the third such conference was held in Belgrade in 2009.
