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Monthly press conference by the NATO Secretary General - 02 September 2013 - Opening remarks. Good afternoon. Let me begin with the situation in Syria. NATO's position is clear. The chemical weapons attack that took place on 21 August around Damascus were appalling and inexcusable. We believe that these unspeakable actions, which claimed the lives of hundreds of men, women, and children cannot be ignored. There is a reason that chemical weapons are banned across the civilised world. They are horrific and barbaric arms that have no place in the twenty-first century. And NATO Allies consider the use of chemical weapons as a threat to international peace and security. NATO is playing its part in this crisis. At this time, close consultations among Allies continue. We continue to stand in strong solidarity with our Ally Turkey. And we remain determined to protect the Alliance's south-eastern border. Speaking as a former prime minister, I fully understand and support the decisions of individual allies as they consider the way ahead. Make no mistake. NATO is an alliance of democracies. And our democracy does not make us weaker. On the contrary. It is the essential source of our strength. But as the situation in Syria demonstrates, we continue to face significant security challenges. And it is vital that we are prepared to meet them. Cette semaine, je prendrai part à une réunion des ministres de la Défense de l'Union européenne, qui se tiendra en Lituanie. J'ai l'intention d'y aborder la question de la coopération entre l'OTAN et l'Union européenne en matière de défense, ainsi que la nécessité pour l'Europe d'intensifier ses efforts en matière de développement capacitaire et d'investir davantage dans la sécurité. C'est important pour l'Europe. Et c'est important pour l'alliance transatlantique. Car une Europe forte, c'est aussi une Alliance forte. Les Européens ont accompli de réels progrès dans le développement de nouvelles capacités, notamment en matière de transport aérien lourd. We have also started to address critical shortfalls, such as drones for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. Within NATO and in the European Union. For all of us, the key is cooperation. To work together to make us all stronger. Not to duplicate each other's efforts, and thereby make us weaker. And to develop effective and modern capabilities, Europe needs effective and modern defence industries. Where competition drives innovation. Where national borders are no barrier to international cooperation. And where effective equipment is developed in a cost-effective way. This is a vital part of Europe's ability to ensure its future security. So it is very timely that the European Council at the end of this year will address the issue. And I trust that it will make the defence industry in Europe stronger, more sustainable, and more streamlined. In our unpredictable world, this is an opportunity not to be missed. With that, I am ready to take your questions. From the event: http://goo.gl/jwnfCY NATO Homepage: http://www.nato.int

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