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The NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen is holding talks in British capital London. After having met with British Foreign Secretary Willaim Hague earlier on Wednesday morning, chief Rasmussen will also meet with Prime Minister David Cameron and Secretary of State for Defence Philip Hammond.
Following the closed to press meeting with Hague at the Foreign Office, Rasmussen posted a message on his official twitter account saying, "We held a great discussion with William Hague on NATO Summit to be held in 2014, Syria's chemical weapons, Afghanistan, strengthening ties with partners, including the EU."
Prior to their meeting, William Hague also released a message from his twitter account saying, "NATO is a cornerstone of our security. Lots to discuss on Afghanistan and Syria."
