TBILISI, November 26 (RIA Novosti) - Georgia's national military strategy will enable the country in 2006 to advance from the Individual Partnership Action Plan (IPAP) to the NATO Membership Action Plan (MAP), the Georgian state minister for European and Euro-Atlantic integration said Saturday.
"The document provides guidelines for the development of the Georgian armed forces and effective response to current threats," Georgy Baramidze said.
He added that the document would help expand Georgia's cooperation with NATO.
