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Doorstep statement by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the start of the NATO Foreign Ministers meeting in Antalya, Turkey. Good morning. Over the next two days, foreign ministers of NATO will address the main challenges that NATO is facing, both to the East and to the South. To the East, we face a more assertive Russia, responsible for aggressive actions in Ukraine. And to the South, we see turmoil, violence spreading across the Middle East and North Africa. And we are going to discuss how NATO is addressing these challenges and the changing security environment. It is about keeping NATO strong, investing in our collective defence, increasing the readiness and preparedness of our forces. And also doing more to be ready to counter hybrid warfare and cyber defence. It’s also about help keeping our neighbourhood more stable, because if our neighbourhood is more stable we are more secure. So we would work with neighbours, with partners both in the East and to the South to help them reform and modernise their defences and to be able to take more responsibility for their security. We also have the privilege of being briefed by Secretary Kerry on his talks with President Putin and Foreign Minister Lavrov yesterday. We went through many different issues. He briefed also on both Ukraine, the Iran nuclear talks, the situation in Libya, Syria. And on Ukraine, the main message is that the Minsk agreements has to be implemented in full, the cease-fire has to be respected, heavy weapons have to be withdrawn and we call on Russia to stop supporting the separatists and to withdraw all its forces from Eastern Ukraine. Actions speak louder than words, so now is the time to act and there is urgency when it comes to the full implementation of the Minsk agreements. We are also going to address the partnership and cooperation with Afghanistan. We are going to discuss and address the long term partnership we foresee with Afghanistan after the end of the present mission, Resolute Support. And we have already decided that we will have a long term partnership. What we are going to do here is to move forward on the guidelines and the principles for the long term partnership with Afghanistan. So this is going to be an important meeting and I think it’s fitting that we meet in Turkey. Turkey is close to both the challenges we see to the South of the Alliance, bordering Syria and Iraq, but Turkey is also close to the challenges we see to the East of the Alliance, close to the Black Sea and Ukraine. So I am very grateful that Turkey hosts this foreign ministerial meeting and Turkey is a cornerstone in our Alliance, situated as it is close to both the South and East, close to the challenges we face both to the East and the South, so thank-you.

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