The Prime Minister received Jonas Støre, the Prime Minister of Norway, in Liverpool today, expressing gratitude for his visit to the United Kingdom. During their meeting, the Prime Minister highlighted the robust relationship that exists between the two nations.
Strengthening Strategic Defence Ties
Central to their discussions was the Lunna House strategic defence agreement, a pivotal collaboration between the UK and Norway. Both leaders acknowledged that this long-term partnership promises to create quality employment opportunities while enhancing defence cooperation in the North Atlantic region.
They underscored the significance of the UK and Norway as key allies in countering Russian hybrid aggression, particularly within maritime contexts. This cooperation is facilitated through both NATO and the Joint Expeditionary Force, reinforcing their commitment to regional security.
Addressing Global Challenges Together
The conversation also touched on their experiences at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and the necessity for sustained international collaboration to tackle the challenges posed by rapidly evolving technology. The Prime Minister expressed that the UK intends to utilise its presidency of the G20 to foster dialogue among nations, aiming to enhance cooperation and steer discussions on the beneficial use of artificial intelligence.
Additionally, the leaders welcomed a new agreement involving the Kingdom of Denmark, Greenland, and the United States, which was signed during the UNGA. They recognised the security this pact brings to the High North, further solidifying their collective commitment to regional stability.
Looking Ahead to Future Engagements
As their meeting concluded, both leaders expressed eagerness to continue their dialogue in the near future, reinforcing the ongoing partnership between the UK and Norway. This engagement not only highlights their mutual interests but also their shared vision for a secure and prosperous future in an increasingly complex global landscape.

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