Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Espen Barth Eide (Lab.)
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Åsmund Grøver Aukrust (Lab.)
Minister of International Development
The main task of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to secure and promote Norway’s interests internationally. Norway’s interests are determined by such factors as its geographical location in a strategically important area, its open economy, its position as a coastal state and steward of substantial marine resources, and its extensive exports of oil and gas.
Norway signs new agreement with Greece on EEA and Norway Grants
Norway signed an agreement in Greece today on a new funding period for the EEA and Norway Grants.
New strategy for cooperation with the World Bank
The Norwegian Government’s new strategy for 2026–2030 aims to strengthen the cooperation with the World Bank and support the poorest countries in an increasingly polarized and divided world
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What's new
- New support for displaced people in Ukraine News story 24/03/2026
- NOK 93 million for companies investing in Ukraine News story 23/03/2026
- Joint statement on the Strait of Hormuz News story 20/03/2026
- Norway signs new agreement with Greece on EEA and Norway Grants Press release 20/03/2026
- New strategy for cooperation with the World Bank News story 20/03/2026
Documents
- Strategy for Norway’s cooperation with the World Bank 2026–2030 Plans/strategy 20/03/2026
- Norwegian exports of defence-related products in 2024, export control and international non-proliferation cooperation Report 23/01/2026
- Nuclear safety and security Plans/strategy 22/12/2025
- Norway’s International Efforts to Prevent and Combat Corruption Guidelines/brochures 09/12/2025
- National Strategy for Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Plans/strategy 24/11/2025
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