Organization
At the heart of the organization of the Baltic Entente was a coordinating agency. The need to create it was presupposed by the plans of the Entente to pursue a unified foreign policy. The responsibility of the agency is stipulated in the Article 2 of the treaty:
For the purpose stated in the first Article, the contracting parties have elected to institute periodic conferences of the Foreign Ministers of the three countries.
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