On 28 May, the EU and Norway signed a Security and Defence Partnership, APA reports citing European Interest.
The European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, signed the declaration on behalf of the European Union. The Norwegian Ministers, Espen Barth Eide of Foreign Affairs and Bjørn Arild Gram of Defence signed on behalf of Norway. The new Security and Defence Partnership reflects the solid bilateral relations between the EU and Norway, its most closely associated partner.
The new Security and Defence Partnership reflects the solid bilateral relations between the EU and Norway, its most closely associated partner.
The EU is expanding its security and defence partnerships with selected countries to develop tailored and mutually beneficial cooperation. This new non-binding political framework aims to structure peace, security, and defence relations. The partnership takes EU-Norway relations to the next level, contributing to collective security and benefiting both Norwegian and EU citizens, a testament to the shared commitment to peace and stability.
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