Please contact national delegations at NATO for details about their plans. National briefings will also take place at NATO Headquarters. Accredited journalists can attend Ministers’ doorsteps and the press conferences of the NATO Secretary General. The opening hours of the press area will be communicated in the media programme. Media representatives who wish to cover the Meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers need to seek accreditation, except if they have annual accreditation at NATO.Īccredited media representatives can work in the press area of NATO Headquarters on 3, 4 and 5 April and access all public areas. A list of delegation press officers is available from the NATO Press Office ( contact here). The Secretary General will brief the media on both days of the Ministerial meeting.Ī detailed media programme of the Meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers will be available on the NATO website closer to the event.įor information about individual Ministers’ media programmes, please contact the national delegations.
Ministerial accreditation, as well as annual accreditation, will give access to that press conference. The Secretary General will preview the Ministerial meeting with a press conference in the days before the event.
All other journalists who plan to attend in person need to seek ad-hoc accreditation by Tuesday 21 March, at midnight. Journalists with annual NATO accreditation do not need to apply for separate ad-hoc accreditation for this event. The meeting will be chaired by the NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg. A meeting of the North Atlantic Council (NAC) at the level of Foreign Affairs Ministers will take place on 4-5 April 2023 at the NATO Headquarters in Brussels.
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