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    NATO has partnerships with many countries around the world to promote security and stability. These partnerships include: 1) 28 member countries that contribute through diplomatic, political, and military means. 2) Partnership for Peace countries to help newly independent states build democracy and modernize armed forces. 3) Mediterranean Dialogue countries for security dialogue and regional cooperation. 4) Istanbul Cooperation Initiative countries for practical bilateral security cooperation. 5) Countries like Australia, Japan, South Korea, and others through bilateral relations in areas of mutual interest.

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    NATO has partnerships with many countries around the world to promote security and stability. These partnerships include: 1) 28 member countries that contribute through diplomatic, political, and military means. 2) Partnership for Peace countries to help newly independent states build democracy and modernize armed forces. 3) Mediterranean Dialogue countries for security dialogue and regional cooperation. 4) Istanbul Cooperation Initiative countries for practical bilateral security cooperation. 5) Countries like Australia, Japan, South Korea, and others through bilateral relations in areas of mutual interest.

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    The Map !: Thank Sforp Laying, See You Soon !

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    NATO has partnerships with many countries around the world to promote security and stability. These partnerships include: 1) 28 member countries that contribute through diplomatic, political, and military means. 2) Partnership for Peace countries to help newly independent states build democracy and modernize armed forces. 3) Mediterranean Dialogue countries for security dialogue and regional cooperation. 4) Istanbul Cooperation Initiative countries for practical bilateral security cooperation. 5) Countries like Australia, Japan, South Korea, and others through bilateral relations in areas of mutual interest.

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    Twenty-eight members contribute to Partnership with non-NATO These countries participate in a This initiative offers countries of the NATO has developed bilateral
    promoting security and stability countries started as early as 1991 to security dialogue with NATO to broader Middle East region practical relations with a number of countries
    through diplomatic, political and help often newly independent states improve mutual understanding bilateral security cooperation with which are not part of NATO’s other
    military means. build a solid democratic environ- and contribute towards regional NATO so as to contribute to global partnership frameworks. They
    ment, maintain political stability and security through stronger and regional security. To date, four include countries such as Australia,
    modernise armed forces. practical cooperation. countries have joined. Japan, the Republic of Korea, New

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