During his visit to Kyiv, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre announced a new agreement aimed at enhancing strategic cooperation between Norway and Ukraine. This announcement came as part of a broader commemoration of the four-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has drawn significant support from various European leaders, including Støre himself. President Volodymyr Zelenskyj expressed gratitude for Norway's continued support, highlighting the importance of Norwegian assistance in Ukraine's ongoing struggle against aggression.

Støre emphasized that Norway is one of Ukraine's strongest defenders, reassuring President Zelenskyj that Ukraine can rely on Norway's support during these challenging times. The new agreement is expected to focus on areas that would provide mutual benefits, indicating a commitment to cooperatively explore various sectors that can enhance bilateral ties and support Ukraine’s recovery efforts.

The collaboration underscores Norway's ongoing role in providing aid and assistance to Ukraine amid the conflict. With the backdrop of the war and the ongoing need for international support, this agreement signifies a strengthening of alliances within Europe, specifically in the context of military and humanitarian assistance, showcasing Norway's commitment to standing with Ukraine during its time of need.