Topic: Ambassades points de contact de l’OTAN Depuis le début des années 1990, l’OTAN a mis en place un réseau d'ambassades points de contact (CPE) chargées de contribuer aux activités de partenariat et de diplomatie publique de l’Alliance dans les pays participant au Conseil de partenariat euro-atlantique (CPEA), au Partenariat pour la paix (PPP), au Dialogue méditerranéen (DM) et à l’Initiative de coopération d'Istanbul (ICI). Suite à la revue de la politique de partenariat de l’OTAN, menée en avril 2011, le réseau des CPE a également été étendu à d’autres partenaires dans le monde. Les CPE sont un outil précieux à l’appui des efforts d’ouverture de l’OTAN. Dans chaque pays partenaire, l’ambassade d’un des États membres de l’OTAN joue le rôle de point de contact et sert d’intermédiaire pour la diffusion d’informations sur le rôle et les politiques de l'Alliance. Les CPE ne sont pas des missions diplomatiques de l'OTAN dans le pays hôte, mais elles jouent un rôle essentiel en diffusant des informations concernant l’Alliance.
Curaçao - Cariben, Nederlands-Caribisch gebied Updated flight information for those wishing to leave #Tripoli. The FCO advise against all but essential travel to: The coastal areas from the Tunisian border to Misrata, including Tripoli and the towns of the Jebel Nafusa. The coastal areas from Ras Lanuf to the Egyptian border, with the exception of Benghazi and Derna. The FCO advise against all travel to all other parts of Libya, including Benghazi and Derna. On 21 March there was an attack on Tripoli International Airport which caused damage to the runway. There were no casualties. Since December 2013, a number of foreign nationals have been shot dead in Libya, mostly in Benghazi and Derna. There is a high threat from terrorism including kidnapping. There is currently a high risk of potential demonstrations throughout Libya. Keep a low profile and try to limit travelling around as much as possible, particularly at night. If you’re entering Libya as a media representative, you should get press accreditation from the Libyan authorities.
ABC Islands Compared I ntroduction This page has been written by Attila Narin who lived on Curaçao for two years and visited Aruba and Bonaire towards the end of that time for a few days. In other words, I know Curaçao much better than Aruba or Bonaire. For more about Curaçao, read Attila's Curaçao Page . Although all three islands are culturally and geographically closely related, each island has its unique characteristics. That's exactly what makes this comparison so interesting. F irst I mpressions When I first arrived in Curaçao in 1996, I immediately liked the water and the beaches, the palm trees, the mixture of tropical atmosphere and dryness at the same time, the cactus trees, and the Dutch influence. G eneral F acts Curaçao is the biggest of the three islands, both in population and size. L ocation Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire are all located in the South Caribbean off the coast of Venezuela. P olitical S tatus Until 1986 Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao together with St. R elated L inks
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