The Norwegian Government proposes to parliament an increase in defence spending of approximately 60 billion USD over the next 12 years.
The Norwegian Government proposes to parliament an increase in defence that it describes as historical on spending with approximately 60 billion USD over the next 12 years.
The Norwegian Government plans to allocate NOK 1624 billion on Norway's defence until 2036, spanning a twelve-year period. The defence budget will nearly double in actual worth by that time.
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre emphasises the necessity of having a defence system that is suitable for the evolving security landscape. This plan signifies a notable increase in defence funding and includes a substantial enhancement of all sectors of the Armed Forces.
Norway is a maritime country with a robust maritime heritage. The Government pledges to enhance the Navy by acquiring new frigates, submarines, and other vessels. The proposal includes a strong air defence system, which include Norway's inaugural long-range air defence system. Støre plans to enhance the land forces by growing the Army from one to three brigades and raising the Home Guard to a total of 45,000 soldiers.
Norway Declares its Long-Term Defence Plan
