Peace and conflict resolution
For several decades, Norway has been engaged in a number of peace processes. Promoting conflict resolution and reconciliation is a key aspect of Norwegian foreign policy. A peaceful world is in Norway’s self-interest. Norway is also concerned with relieving and preventing the human suffering caused by conflict. The Norwegian support for parties in conflict to seek political solutions costs little in comparison with military means and the costs of armed conflict.
Latest on peace and conflict resolution
What's new
- Statement by Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide on the situation in Syria News story 08/03/2025
- New strategy for a new reality in the Sahel News story 27/01/2025
- Foreign Minister Eide: Visiting Syria leaves a profound impression News story 19/01/2025
- New leadership offers new hope for Lebanon News story 18/01/2025
- Chair’s statement: Meeting in the Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State solution News story 16/01/2025
Documents
- Women, Peace and Security Guidelines 03/06/2024
- Norway’s Humanitarian Strategy Plans/strategy 15/05/2024
- Norway’s National Action Plan: Women, Peace and Security (2023-2030) Plans/strategy 14/09/2023
- Meld. St. 26 (2022–2023) - A changing climate – united for a climate-resilient society Report to the Storting 16/06/2023
- Norway's efforts in the Sahel region 2018-2019 Report 02/11/2020
Contact
Section for Peace and Reconciliation
E-mail: Seksjon.for.fred.og.forsoning@mfa.no
Phone:
+47 23 95 14 88
Address:
Postboks 8114 Dep. , N-0032 Oslo
Visitor address:
7. juniplassen 1 / Victoria Terrasse,