The United Kingdom and Norway have committed to strengthening their defence partnership to improve the effectiveness, interoperability and interchangeability of their armed forces from seabed to space.
These commitments are set out in the Lunna House Agreement, signed in late 2025 to deepen military cooperation between the two NATO allies. The agreement promotes closer armaments and defence industrial cooperation, as well as joint capability development, research and innovation, to support shared prosperity, exports, industrial resilience and strategic benefit for allies and partners.
To support this landmark partnership, ADS and FSi, will host a British-Norwegian Defence Industry Seminar.
Why attend?
- Gain insight into procurement priorities and the future direction of UK-Norway defence cooperation
- Meet senior government, military and industry decision-makers from both countries
- Identify partners, position your capabilities and pursue supply-chain opportunities linked to the frigate programme and wider bilateral priorities.
In addition to the frigate programme, the seminar will also highlight emerging areas of bilateral interest, including:
- Uncrewed underwater vehicles and autonomous maritime systems
- Cyber resilience, data and digital integration
- Space and secure satellite communications
- Protection of critical underwater infrastructure.
Book your place
Click on the 'Buy Now' button and login to book your place. You can register for an ADS website login if you do not have one by clicking here.
