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STOPWATCH 3, Debate 2: Lessons learned in Pakistan: NATO providing humanitarian aid 8 March 2006 Multimedia Stopwatch : A special interactive video forum series with Jamie Shea On 11 October 2005, in response to a request from the Government of Pakistan, the Alliance launched a major air bridge to assist in the international relief effort following the devastating 8 October 2005 earthquake. The Alliance also deployed engineers and medical personnel to Pakistan to assist in the relief effort. Is this a precedent? Should NATO do humanitarian relief? How effective was NATO's assistance? Moderated by Mr. Jamie Shea The experts taking part were: Maurits Jochems, NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Civil Emergency Planning Jan Vandermoortele, UN Resident Coordinator in Pakistan Simone De Manso, NATO Press Officer Video Full video .wmv/25339kb Video in parts:   Part 1: Assessing the impact of NATO's assistance .wmv/6921Kb Part 2: Response of the local population .wmv/5482Kb Part 3: Should NATO have stayed longer? .wmv/3550Kb Part 4: Role for NATO or role for UN? .wmv/9457Kb Transcript of the video forum - Audio version: .MP3/15700