NATO Venn Diagram of International ...

WORKING TOGETHER FOR PEACE AND SECURITY NATO ΟΤΑΝ International organisations do not work in isolation. They complement each other to help create a peaceful environment in which economies can flourish and individuals prosper. THE HOLY SEE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC TURKMENISTAN O KAZAKHSTAN TAJIKISTAN THE ORGANIZATION FOR SECURITY OSCE AND CO-OPERATION IN EUROPE aims to develop democracy and human rights in Europe. It also takes measures to encourage preventive diplomacy, conflict prevention, the peaceful resolution of conflicts and disarmament. UZBEKISTAN THE UNITED NATIONS BELARUS aims to maintain peace and security and help develop economic, social, cultural and humani- tarian cooperation throughout the world. It has nearly 200 member countries and provides the legal basis for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. V CANADA MONACO E NORWAY MONGOLIA UNITED STATES O MOLDOVA TURKEY ICELAND ANDORRA ALBANIA ROMANIA ARMENIA DENMARK BULGARIA THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATIONL RUSSIA ΝΑΤΟ THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE focuses on human rights, the rule of law and the respect of democratic principles. It covers all other major issues except for POLAND E GREECE OTAN SAN MARINO CZECH REPUBLIC PORTUGAL is committed to protecting its members through political and military means. It also encourages consultation and cooperation with non-NATO countries in a wide range of security-related areas and undertakes crisis management operations. LITHUANIA + SWITZERLAND ESTONIA ITALY defence. MALTA LATVIA UKRAINE BELGIUM NETHERLANDS CYPRUS GERMANY LIECHTENSTEIN K UNITED KINGDOM HUNGARY AUSTRIA OO GEORGIA FRANCE THE EUROPEAN UNION SLOVENIA is striving for closer political, economic, financial and social integration of its members. It is developing the European Security and Defence Policy using the strategic partnership established with NATO on security issues. E FINLAND SPAIN CROATIA AZERBAIJAN U SLOVAKIA IRELAND LUXEMBOURG SERBIA BOSNIA I SWEDEN AND HERZEGOVINA * THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA* * MONTENEGRO www.nato.int * Turkey recognises the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name