President of YATA Montenegro, Dragana Markovic was the representative of Montenegro during simulations, which were held in Germany, Otzenhausen from 20-25 July 2010.

This year, the simulations had to the topic of Afghanistan where the participants had the opportunity to actively participate, expand their knowledge and gain a clearer picture of the complexity of the issue of conflict in the region.

On Tuesday 6.july 2010 Euro-Atlantic Club organized for its members meeting with the ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Montenegro H.E. Branimir Jukic.

This time the young members of the Euro-Atlantic club came up with the idea to choose the place of the event downtown Pogorica, more precisely "Moscow Bridge” where is the monument to Vladimir Visocki what made this event more interesting and enjoyable for all attendees. The young members had the opportunity to ask the questions to ambassador Jukic and lead a dialogue on current issues in the field of Euro-Atlantic integration.

On Tuesday Jun 8th Dr. Sharyl Cross, professor from George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies visited Euro-Atlantic Club of Montenegro where she had roundtable discussion on Montenegro’s Euro-Atlantic integration with Board of Directors and YATA members

On Tuesday 1^th of Jun 2010 Euro-Atlantic Club has organized for its members meeting with Bulgarian Ambassador in Montenegro H.E Nikolaeva Dobreva Maja. YATA members had an opportunity to ask the questions to the ambassador and to lead a dialogue regarding currently issues of Euro-Atlantic integration.

Euro-Atlantic Club of Montenegro organized the round table with representatives of the Poštrovići community regarding Montenegro's entry into NATO Alliance. On this occasion the guests were H. E. Roderick W. Moore, U.S. Ambassador to Montenegro, PhD. Sharyl Cross, representative of the George Marshall Center in Germany and Mr. Savo Kentera, president of Euro-Atlantic Club of Montenegro.

Participants of the round table were representatives of local communities: Petrovac Sveti Stefan, Pržno, Becici and Rafailovići. As it's mentioned above the main issue of this round table was the entrance of Montenegro in NATO and the possible benefits or consequences on tourism, foreign investment and relations with Russia.

More details regarding this event you can find on:

http://www.marshallcenter.org/mcpublicweb/en/component/content/article/4-cat-mc-news/834-nato-membership-topic-of-montenegrin-meet.html/