NATO Crisis Response System Course for national administration experts successfully conducted
Date: (26-01-2018)
From 24 to 26 January 2018 a NATO Crisis Response System Course for national administration experts was successfully conducted. The course was provided in response to a request for support from the Bulgarian Ministry of Defence.
The course aim was acquisition of basic knowledge to NATO Crisis Response System Elements and their effective application at national level.
A diverse group of representatives attended the course from a wide range of national organizations.
The course objectives were achieved and complemented by thorough and productive teamworks, thus impelling great interest in the attendees.
An annual course iteration will be considered based on the interest and defined requirements.
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