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Opening remarks by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen at the press conference held on the first day of meetings of NATO Defence Ministers, 03 June 2014. Good evening. We have just a series of good meetings to prepare for our Wales Summit in three months' time. And we have taken a number of decisions to make NATO fitter, faster and more flexible. Today, we made clear that NATO looks forward to working with the new president of Ukraine and is committed to supporting reforms in Ukraine's security and defence sector. In the weeks to come we will finalise a comprehensive package of long-term measures to make Ukraine's reforms more effective, and its armed forces stronger. We agreed that we will continue to reinforce NATO's collective defence, with more air and sea patrols, and more exercises and training. From the Baltic to the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. I strongly welcome President Obama's announcement today of a European Reassurance Initiative of up to 1 billion dollars to further reinforce our collective defence and support our partners with capacity building. This is a timely and important contribution that reinforces the steps NATO has already taken. It is a clear sign of America's commitment to Europe, and it's a clear sign of the strength of the transatlantic bond. I also welcome President Komorowski's announcement that Poland will increase defence spending to 2% of Gross Domestic Product. This is a time for all Allies to play a part, and all Allies are doing so. Every single Ally is committing resources to our collective defence. With aircraft or ships, troops on the ground or commanders and planners for our forces. When we say NATO's defence is "all for one", we mean it. Today we have agreed to continue planning to "step up" our reassurance measures if and when required. I welcome the decision by Denmark, Germany and Poland to start work in order to raise the readiness of Multinational Corps North East, based in the city, Szczecin of Poland. This will strengthen our ability to address future threats and challenges in the region. And it is a significant contribution to our collective defence. So we are preparing for the longer-term implications of this crisis which makes our world even more unpredictable. Today we agreed to develop a Readiness Action Plan in view of the Wales Summit. A coherent package of measures to respond to the changed security environment. We will look at how to make the NATO Response Force able to react even more rapidly in a crisis; to enhance our intelligence and awareness; to pre-position equipment and supplies; and to focus our exercises even more on specific defence challenges. We have also agreed to step up our work to fill key capability gaps, both in terms of hardware and the people whose skills and professionalism make our operations possible. And to increase the training and readiness of our forces - not just specialised rapid-reaction units, but across the board. We have also agreed a new and enhanced cyber-defence policy. Because we recognise that cyber defence is part of NATO's core task of collective defence. NATO's fundamental responsibility in this domain is to defend our own systems, while nations defend theirs. But under the new policy, we will enhance information sharing and mutual assistance between Allies. We will improve NATO's cyber defence training and exercises. And we will boost our cooperation with industry. Finally, we have approved Germany's initiative on "Framework Nations." This means groups of Allies coming together to provide the coherent forces and capabilities the Alliance needs. In that respect, I warmly welcome the initiative of seven allies, led by the UK, to develop a joint expeditionary force. This initiative will bring together allies with extensive operational experience in a flexible and ready force. This is Smart Defence in action, because it allows us to get more out of what we invest. This is the sort of cooperation we will be building on as we prepare for our NATO Summit in Wales.

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