2002 Rome summit

Rome summit
Map of NATO members
Host country	Italy
Dates	May 28, 2002
Venue(s)	Pratica di Mare Air Force Base

The 2002 Rome summit was an exceptional (and thus unnumbered) NATO summit of NATO and Russia at the level of Heads of State and Government. NATO Allies and the Russian Federation created the NATO-Russia Council, which replaced the NATO-Russia Permanent Joint Council. The summit was held in the Pratica di Mare Air Force Base outside Rome because of outstanding security requirements soon after the 9/11 attacks.

NATO summits

1950s	1957 1st NATO summit (Paris)

1970s	1974 2nd NATO summit (Brussels) 1975 3rd NATO summit (Brussels) 1977 4th NATO summit (London) 1978 5th NATO summit (Washington, D.C.)

1980s	1982 6th NATO summit (Bonn) 1985 7th NATO summit (Brussels) 1988 8th NATO summit (Brussels) May 1989 9th NATO summit (Brussels) Dec 1989 10th NATO summit (Brussels)

1990s	1990 11th NATO summit (London) 1991 12th NATO summit (Rome) 1994 13th NATO summit (Brussels) 1997 14th NATO summit (Paris) 1997 15th NATO summit (Madrid) 1999 16th NATO summit (Washington, D.C.)

2000s	2001 NATO HQ summit (Brussels) (special meeting) 2002 17th NATO summit (Rome) 2002 18th NATO summit (Prague) 2004 19th NATO summit (Istanbul) 2005 20th NATO summit (Brussels) 2006 21st NATO summit (Riga) 2008 22nd NATO summit (Bucharest) 2009 23rd NATO summit (Strasbourg–Kehl)

2010s	2010 24th NATO summit (Lisbon) 2012 25th NATO summit (Chicago) 2014 26th NATO summit (Newport) 2016 27th NATO summit (Warsaw)

North Atlantic Council Secretary General of NATO List of NATO Secretaries General

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