This essayattempts to exploretherelationship in the traditionalsecurityfieldbetween the formationofinter-stateinstitutionalcooperationand the powerself-restraint.
However, there is still margin to do more, and that is why the common interest in strengthening dialogue and cooperation have been highlighted, of course, based on the defense and cooperation agreement signed in 1995 and which represents the institutional framework of our relationship.
In the sphere of regional cooperation, the Heads of State underscored the joint efforts of both countries in terms of institutional development of the States.