Norway’s MFA seeks enhanced Nordic cooperation following Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership
Norway’s Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide emphasized the unprecedented potential for cooperation with Sweden and Finland now that all three countries are NATO members, reports High North News. Speaking at the Response conference in Tromsø, Eide highlighted the historical and strategic significance of this development and explored avenues for future collaboration.
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