On December 16, 2024, the Norwegian Ministry of Defence announced that it will provide NOK 2.7 billion (~$241.5 million) support to strengthen the Ukrainian Navy.
On November 19, 2024, Norway announced its plans to invite France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States to discussions on a strategic partnership for the development of new frigates for the Royal Norwegian Navy, with the Norwegian Government aiming to finalize its decision on a strategic partner by 2025.
Germany approves funding for the supersonic antiship and strike missile (3SM) ‘Tyrfing’ to be developed in cooperation with Norway.
The last of the three Jan Mayen class OPVs was christened on Wednesday 12 June at Vard Langsten in Norway.
The Norwegian government announced their new long-term defence plan, the Norwegian Defence Pledge, for the period 2025 to 2036.
The Royal Norwegian Navy (RNoN) is looking for international naval and industrial partners to help deliver and support its prospective future frigates.
UK and Norway will co-lead a Maritime Capability Coalition that will offer a blueprint for the development of Ukraine’s Navy.
Kongsberg has been awarded a strategic framework agreement for operational support, maintenance and life-extension of Norwegian frigates.
Norway is set to become the sixteenth user of the SH/MH-60 Seahawk following an announcement by the Minister of Defence Bjørn Arild Gram at a press conference Tuesday 14 March announcing the decision to procure six helicopters of the most modern MH-60R Seahawk variant.
The Norwegian Coastal Ranger Commando is looking for new vessels and UAVs to be deployed from those vessels.
