Baku / 20.11.17 / Turan: The expert group of the Headquarters of the NATO Allied Command for Transformation holds "NATO Days" in the Armed Forces of Azerbaijan.
According to the press service of the Ministry of Defense, a delegation headed by the chief of staff of the NATO Military Partnership Directorate, Colonel Alexander Schwab (Canada) will visit the Military Academy, the Higher Military School, and the Navy of Azerbaijan.
In the framework of the "NATO Days", lectures on the topics "NATO Today (Structure and Responsibilities)", "Azerbaijan-NATO Cooperation", "Strategic Impact Preferred by NATO", "NATO Naval Forces", "NATO" will be read to the officers and cadets of the Armed Forces after the Warsaw Summit, NATO and South Caucasus Partnership Policy, "" Global Cyber Development and NATO Response."
"NATO Days" in the Armed Forces of Azerbaijan will continue until November 25.-06D--
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