NORDEFCO
NORDEFCO, short for the Nordic Defence Cooperation, is a forum for the defense ministries and defense authorities of the Nordic countries to coordinate security and defence policy and to develop common capabilities. It was established in 2009 by Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden to strengthen Nordic defence collaboration, improve interoperability among armed forces, and achieve more efficient use of defence resources.
The work of NORDEFCO is conducted through regular ministerial meetings, senior officials meetings, and a series
Areas of cooperation include joint exercises and training, defence capability development and procurement coordination, civil crisis
Although NORDEFCO is not a military alliance, it maintains close dialogue with NATO and other international
Overall, NORDEFCO serves as a mechanism to align Nordic defence policies, share best practices, and coordinate