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Course participants discuss a practice assignment at Armed Forces International Command SWISSINT in Stans.
Course participants discuss a practice assignment at Armed Forces International Command SWISSINT in Stans.

Official website with basic information on Switzerland’s participation in Partnership for Peace (PfP) and the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC).

Emphases and activities: an overview of the most important topics and projects by which Switzerland is contributing to the Partnership for Peace programme

For its participation in the Partnership for Peace programme Switzerland lays several thematic emphases as indicated by its own security policy interests and requirements.

Documentation

You can either download the listed documents directly or order them from us by e-mail.

Switzerland and its partners. Who is in charge of what in Switzerland

Switzerland’s activities are controlled jointly – by the FDFA and the DDPS.

Switzerland and Partnership for Peace: Why Switzerland is involved in the programme

The Partnership for Peace programme is a political initiative that is jointly realised by the 29 NATO member states and 22 partner states.