[ed notes:backround on Marit ,flashback Norwegian defence industry apprehensive about future www.norwaypost.no/index.php/business/general-business/12667
(((Jul 7, 2004))) – The goal is to form a new European market for the defence industry. ...The leader of the Parliamentary Defence Committee, Marit Nybakk(Labour), fears that Norway will be left standing on the sideline.
[ED NOTE:TURNS OUT NATO HAD BIGGER PLANS FOR HER...SHE WENT FROM FEARING NORWAY BEING CAST ASIDE ,TO HEADING UP THE CHAIR OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATO PARTNERSHIPS!SHES NOW ADVOCATING FOR NATO ONE OF THE BIGGEST PARTNERS TO THE GLOBAL DEFENSE/SECURITY INDUSTRIES...
This report was prepared by Steffen Sachs, Director of the Political Committee
[ED NOTE:TURNS OUT NATO HAD BIGGER PLANS FOR HER...SHE WENT FROM FEARING NORWAY BEING CAST ASIDE ,TO HEADING UP THE CHAIR OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATO PARTNERSHIPS!SHES NOW ADVOCATING FOR NATO ONE OF THE BIGGEST PARTNERS TO THE GLOBAL DEFENSE/SECURITY INDUSTRIES...
This report was prepared by Steffen Sachs, Director of the Political Committee
Marit Nybakk and Karl A. Lamers thanked the Emir for Qatar’s positive,
pro-active role as an international peace mediator and particularly for the Emir’s leadership and support with regard to the situation in Libya. Both underlined that Qatar is an important country and an important partner for NATO which has a strong interest in the stability and security of the Gulf region.In a discussion on the future relationship between the western world and the countries thatwitnessed revolutions with experts of the Al Jazeera Center for Research Ahmad Al Shaikh,
Media Advisor to the Chairman of the Board of Directors at the Al Jazeera Media Network,
explained that Arabs are now ‘seeking respect and better suited support for their new democratic
countries’.Dr. Mohammed Mukhtar, researcher at the Qatar Foundation, reminded
the delegation that the Arab Spring has redefined the general image of the region positively,
proving that Arab countries are capable of political and governmental reform.
NATO PA President Karl A. Lamers said that it is not possible to exclude Islamic parties
from the transition process. Assen Agov, General Rapporteur of the Political Committee, stressed
the need to be patient and not to expect that the Arab Spring will bring positive results
(democratisation) very quickly. He stressed the importance of holding free and fair elections. A
more pessimistic view on the prospects of MENA countries moving towards more open societies
was offered by Mr Baskan, who stressed that the malfunctioning states cannot provide economic
and social services that their people demand. He also bemoaned the absence of a strong leader
in the Arab world who could guide the transition process.V. NATO AND QATAR 21. Qatar is an important partner for NATO in the region, particularly since it joined the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative (ICI) in 2006. General Al Ghanim described Qatar’s relations with NATO as “very good”, adding that the fact that the Alliance comprises 28 member nations makes it difficult to improve relations. Senior Qatari officials expressed their appreciation for NATO’s engagement in Libya which, they underscored, helped saving innocent lives. They added that Qatar is looking forward to further develop its current partnership with NATO in the context of the ICI.22. Qatar was one of the countries in the Gulf that has actively participated in Operation Unified Protector enforcing the UN-mandated arms embargo and no-fly-zone over Libya. Qatari officials acknowledged NATO’s contribution to end the violence in Libya. General al-Attiyah noted that co-operation with NATO in Operation Unified Protector was facilitated because of Qatar’s longstanding relations with a number of NATO member countries, particularly the United States,France and Turkey. [[[[NATO’s engagement in Libya has helped to improve its image in the Arab world, the delegation learned.]]]] More frequent, high level contacts between Qatari and NATOofficials could further deepen the relationship, a diplomatic representative argued.VI.VISIT TO QIASS The delegation also had the opportunity to visit the Qatar International Academy for Security Studies (QIASS) whose core mission is to develop and disseminateevidence(FALSE)-based practices for preventing terrorist engagement and facilitating disengagement among individuals,
groups, and communities globally. [[[[[[[In 2010, QIASS released a study on Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) that was based on the experiences in de-radicalisation and ((((terrorist rehabilitation programmes(TRAINING] ))) as [[[[[well as counter-terrorist approaches in several countries.]]]]]] [[[[Ali Soufan, Executive Director, briefed the delegation on the findings of this QIASS study’ in related fields, while Robert McFadden, Senior Vice-President, Soufan Group, provided an overview of the academy’s activities]]]]
[ed notes;Hes a ''ZIO-CON TOOL'' ,ALI SOUFAN HAS PUSHE DTHE ZIONIST WESTENR NARRATIVE ON 9/11 COVERED UP ISRAHELLS INVOLVEMENT(DOESNT EVEN MENTION IT)HIS WORK HISTORY SHOWS WHY... Ali Soufan is the Chief Executive Officer of The Soufan Group LLC. Mr. Soufan is a former FBI Supervisory Special Agent who investigated and supervised highly sensitive and complex international terrorism cases, including the East Africa Embassy Bombings, the attack on the USS Cole, and the events surrounding 9/11(ESTABLISHMENT TOOL)[[[[Mr.. Soufan's work in the FBI was noticed by the former Mayor of New York, Rudolph W. Giuliani who hired him]]]] to serve as the Chief Operations Officer of the International Division of Giuliani Security & Safety LLC, a division of Giuliani Partners LLC. Mr. Soufan was instrumental in expanding the global reach of GSS..Mr. Soufan serves as the Executive Director of the Qatar International Academy for Security Studies (QIASS), and as a Visiting Senior Fellow in the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore. He has testified before the (ZIONIST CONTROLLED)U.S. Congress,(ZIONIST RAN)Presidential Commissions,(ZIONIST RAN) the British Parliament's Home Affairs Committee, and appeared as an expert panelist and as a guest speaker at international security forums, both in the United States and abroad.
[ed notes:ill continue this tomorrow ..
pro-active role as an international peace mediator and particularly for the Emir’s leadership and support with regard to the situation in Libya. Both underlined that Qatar is an important country and an important partner for NATO which has a strong interest in the stability and security of the Gulf region.In a discussion on the future relationship between the western world and the countries thatwitnessed revolutions with experts of the Al Jazeera Center for Research Ahmad Al Shaikh,
Media Advisor to the Chairman of the Board of Directors at the Al Jazeera Media Network,
explained that Arabs are now ‘seeking respect and better suited support for their new democratic
countries’.Dr. Mohammed Mukhtar, researcher at the Qatar Foundation, reminded
the delegation that the Arab Spring has redefined the general image of the region positively,
proving that Arab countries are capable of political and governmental reform.
NATO PA President Karl A. Lamers said that it is not possible to exclude Islamic parties
from the transition process. Assen Agov, General Rapporteur of the Political Committee, stressed
the need to be patient and not to expect that the Arab Spring will bring positive results
(democratisation) very quickly. He stressed the importance of holding free and fair elections. A
more pessimistic view on the prospects of MENA countries moving towards more open societies
was offered by Mr Baskan, who stressed that the malfunctioning states cannot provide economic
and social services that their people demand. He also bemoaned the absence of a strong leader
in the Arab world who could guide the transition process.V. NATO AND QATAR 21. Qatar is an important partner for NATO in the region, particularly since it joined the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative (ICI) in 2006. General Al Ghanim described Qatar’s relations with NATO as “very good”, adding that the fact that the Alliance comprises 28 member nations makes it difficult to improve relations. Senior Qatari officials expressed their appreciation for NATO’s engagement in Libya which, they underscored, helped saving innocent lives. They added that Qatar is looking forward to further develop its current partnership with NATO in the context of the ICI.22. Qatar was one of the countries in the Gulf that has actively participated in Operation Unified Protector enforcing the UN-mandated arms embargo and no-fly-zone over Libya. Qatari officials acknowledged NATO’s contribution to end the violence in Libya. General al-Attiyah noted that co-operation with NATO in Operation Unified Protector was facilitated because of Qatar’s longstanding relations with a number of NATO member countries, particularly the United States,France and Turkey. [[[[NATO’s engagement in Libya has helped to improve its image in the Arab world, the delegation learned.]]]] More frequent, high level contacts between Qatari and NATOofficials could further deepen the relationship, a diplomatic representative argued.VI.VISIT TO QIASS The delegation also had the opportunity to visit the Qatar International Academy for Security Studies (QIASS) whose core mission is to develop and disseminate
groups, and communities globally. [[[[[[[In 2010, QIASS released a study on Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) that was based on the experiences in de-radicalisation and ((((terrorist rehabilitation programmes(TRAINING] ))) as [[[[[well as counter-terrorist approaches in several countries.]]]]]] [[[[Ali Soufan, Executive Director, briefed the delegation on the findings of this QIASS study’ in related fields, while Robert McFadden, Senior Vice-President, Soufan Group, provided an overview of the academy’s activities]]]]
[ed notes;Hes a ''ZIO-CON TOOL'' ,ALI SOUFAN HAS PUSHE DTHE ZIONIST WESTENR NARRATIVE ON 9/11 COVERED UP ISRAHELLS INVOLVEMENT(DOESNT EVEN MENTION IT)HIS WORK HISTORY SHOWS WHY... Ali Soufan is the Chief Executive Officer of The Soufan Group LLC. Mr. Soufan is a former FBI Supervisory Special Agent who investigated and supervised highly sensitive and complex international terrorism cases, including the East Africa Embassy Bombings, the attack on the USS Cole, and the events surrounding 9/11(ESTABLISHMENT TOOL)[[[[Mr.. Soufan's work in the FBI was noticed by the former Mayor of New York, Rudolph W. Giuliani who hired him]]]] to serve as the Chief Operations Officer of the International Division of Giuliani Security & Safety LLC, a division of Giuliani Partners LLC. Mr. Soufan was instrumental in expanding the global reach of GSS..Mr. Soufan serves as the Executive Director of the Qatar International Academy for Security Studies (QIASS), and as a Visiting Senior Fellow in the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore. He has testified before the (ZIONIST CONTROLLED)U.S. Congress,(ZIONIST RAN)Presidential Commissions,(ZIONIST RAN) the British Parliament's Home Affairs Committee, and appeared as an expert panelist and as a guest speaker at international security forums, both in the United States and abroad.
[ed notes:ill continue this tomorrow ..
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