NATO Parliamentary Assembly Email Format
Political OrganizationsBrussels, Belgium51-200 Employees
The NATO Parliamentary Assembly is a distinct, non-NATO institution created in 1955 to provide a specialized forum for parliamentarians from NATO member states to discuss and influence decisions affecting Alliance security. It acts as an essential link between NATO and national parliaments, increasing transparency of NATO policies and supporting parliamentary oversight over defence and security. By bringing together lawmakers, it aims to strengthen the transatlantic relationship and the shared values that underpin the Alliance. Based in Brussels, in the Brussels region, the organization serves parliamentarians across NATO nations and focuses on issues such as deterrence, defence spending, and security challenges in the Euro-Atlantic area. In June 2026, Italian senator Alberto Losacco was elected vice president of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, reflecting leadership changes within the body.