North Atlantic treaty organization and the world energy security

Abstract EN

Since the end of the Cold War, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has begun to address the issue of energy security through a set of strategic concepts, a concept and a concrete phenomenon that presents itself strongly on the NATO and member states security’ agenda.

Achieving consumer energy is so important because it is relevant to national security and international security.

The topic on how NATO contributes to the protection of energy security and the level of NATO's response to the requirements of its member states.

The paper is divided into a set of sections with relation to the definition of energy security and its importance to monitor the NATO's previous and current agenda for the protection of energy security and to address the difficulties facing the Alliance's performance, especially those related to the new asymmetric challenges, while recalling its future roles in this field, in order to highlight the role of NATO in the protection of energy security in the light of the difficulties it faces; and its ability to achieve protection in the 21st century environment.