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  1. Norway and Northern Europe are discussing strategic partnerships regarding defense procurement and combined fleet patrols with NATO.

Canada, Norway Establish Defense Procurement Cooperation Framework

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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A Letter of Intent (LOI) was signed between the Canadian Commercial Corporation and the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency to establish a framework for government-to-government (G2G) defense procurement cooperation between Canada and Norway. This cooperation allows the corporation to explore opportunities for Norway’s government to procure Canadian defense and security solutions. The scope includes items such as ammunition, missiles, UAVs, and electronic warfare systems, with potential cooperation also identified in support of Ukraine.

From intelligencer.ca

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The framework is a concrete implementation of the broader strategic partnership between Canada and Norway. By formalizing this G2G procurement structure, it creates new business opportunities for the Canadian defense and security industry. This cooperation is viewed as a way to reinforce Canada’s reputation as a reliable defense partner.

Norway and Northern Europe are discussing strategic partnerships regarding defense procurement and combined fleet patrols with NATO.

From intelligencer.ca

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