KABUL later in the month.
At the meeting in Berlin on Thursday, the two leaders discussed preparations for the NATO summit in Brussels on May 25. Burden-sharing and the war on terrorism will top the agenda.
According to a statement on the NATO website, Jens Stoltenberg thanked Germany for its outstanding contributions to the alliance.
In 2014, allies agreed to stop cuts in defence spending and move towards spending two percent of GDP on defence within a decade.
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