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Programmatic documents
Romania
Bulgaria
National Security Strategy
National Security Concept
National Military Strategy
National Military Strategy
National Military Doctrine
National Military Doctrine
White Book of the
Government - Romanian
Army 2010
Plan 2010
Program Force 2003
Plan 2004
Objective Force 2007
Force Structure Review 2001
Force structure
ROMANIA
2003 - 140,000-strong
•
112,000 military
•
28,000 civilians
Target 2007
75,000 military &15,000 civilians
BULGARIA
Target 2004
45,000-strong
State of preparedness
Romania
Bulgaria
Defence
Sector
Reform
• Downsizing
• Creation of RRF
• Identifying HNS
Capabilities
• NATO Compatible PPBS
• Downsizing
• Creation of RRF
• Identifying HNS
Capabilities
• NATO Compatible
PPBS
CivilMilitary
Relations
•Constitutional
Mechanisms
• Parliamentary Control
• National Office for
Security
• Civilian Defence Ministers
• Police Demilitarisation
• Academic and NGO
Expertise
•Constitutional
Mechanisms
• Parliamentary
Control
•Civilian Defence
Ministers
•Academic and NGO
Expertise
State of preparedness
Romania
Military
Education
• National Defence College
• Regional Training Centre for
Staff Officers
• Training Simulation Centre
• Regional Centre for Defence
Resources Management
• NATO Senior Executive
Programme
• National Intelligence
Academy
• National Intelligence
College
Bulgaria
• “G.S. Rakovski”
Defence and Staff
College
• Interoperability
Centre
•Training Centres
• National Military
Academy
• Naval College
Military Spending % of GDP
Countries
1997
1999
2001
2002
2003
N/A
N/A
2.6
2.7
2.8
Romania
N/A
N/A
2.38
2.38
2.38
Hungary
1.4
1.6
1.8
1.75
1.8
Czech Republic
1.7
1.9
2.1
2.0
2.2
Poland
2.3
2.1
1.91
1.71
1.95
Bulgaria
RECOMMENDATIONS
 Tackle the Ability to Handle NATO Sensitive
Information
 Develop Niche Capabilities
 Develop Joint Capabilities and Initiatives
 Promote Inter-agency Security Cooperation
 Establish a Public-Private Security
Partnership