NATO – NATO leaders are focusing today, the second day of the summit in Madrid, on the challenges and threats in the southern neighbourhood, including the food crisis deepened by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The participants will discuss the progress in the fight against terrorism, means to ensure food security, and Allied support options for the organisation’s southern partners. According to Radio Romania’s correspondent in Madrid, president Klaus Iohannis will highlight Romania’s contribution in providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine and in reducing risks related to food security. He will also underline Romania’s support for vulnerable partners, particularly the neighbouring R. of Moldova and Georgia. On Wednesday, the first day of the summit, NATO adopted a new strategic concept, which defines Russia as the most significant and direct threat to Allied security and stability.
