Ukraine, NATO outline new priorities for JATEC at Kyiv meeting
Photo: Ukraine and NATO agree on new areas of work for JATEC (t.me/GeneralStaffZSU)
Ukraine and NATO identified new priorities for the Joint Analysis, Training and Education Center (JATEC) during a meeting in Kyiv. The focus is on strengthening defense, building resilience, and implementing innovations to counter threats on the battlefield, reports the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
In Kyiv today, April 26, a meeting of the Senior Advisory Board of the NATO-Ukraine Joint Analysis, Training and Education Center was held in Kyiv.
The meeting was attended by Tom Goffus, Chairman of the Senior Supervisory Board and NATO Assistant Secretary General for Operations, Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Sergiy Boev, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Brigadier General Oleh Apostol, JATEC Commander Brigadier General Wojciech Ozga, and representatives of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the NATO Representation to Ukraine, and the Joint NATO-Ukraine Centre (JATEC).
Photo: Ukraine and NATO have identified priorities for JATEC work
Photo: Ukraine and NATO have identified priorities for JATEC work
Photo: Ukraine and NATO have identified priorities for JATEC work
Photo: Ukraine and NATO have identified priorities for JATEC work
What was discussed at the meeting
During the meeting, the parties discussed strategic issues related to the activities of JATEC and the implementation of previous organizational tasks. Specific attention was given to:
- the partners’ joining the work of the NATO-Ukraine Joint Center;
- building the resilience of information systems;
- supporting the direction of education and training;
- interoperability;
- cooperation in developing solutions to address challenges on the battlefield.
"Undoubtedly, the ultimate goal of any project is peace and strong security for Ukraine. Both Ukraine and NATO are interested in the development of JATEC. The results of the Joint Center’s work are useful for both sides," emphasized Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Sergiy Boev.
Earlier, we reported that NATO is coordinating military assistance to Ukraine from partner countries.
Notably, in January of this year, Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration and Minister of Justice of Ukraine, Olha Stefanishyna, mentioned that NATO and Ukraine had formed a plan for the work of the NATO-Ukraine Joint Center for Analysis, Training, and Education (JATEC).
