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Conference on Disarmament - the Plenary Meeting on the topic of Rule 2 in the Rules of procedure concerning membership and observers. Norway. (24.03.2026)

Norway has consistently supported broad and meaningful participation of all UN Member States in the work of the Conference through observer status, in full accordance with the Rules of Procedure. Inclusiveness strengthens our work. Observer participation promotes transparency and enhances much-needed confidence in the Conference.

Conference on Disarmament - the Plenary Meeting on the topic of Prevention of Nuclear War, including all Related Matters. Norway. (17.03.2026)

The 2026 Conference on Disarmament, High Level Segment. Statement by Mr. Espen Barth Eide, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Norway. (23.02.2026)

The 2026 Conference on Disarmament, High Level Segment. Joint statement by Norway on behalf of a group of Countries. (23.02.2026)

Statement of Norway during the Opening session of the Conference on Disarmament. (20.01.2026)

Multilateralism and a strong international legal framework are the foundation for international peace and security. The CD has a key role to play.

The 2025 Conference on Disarmament. High Level Segment. Statement by Mr Andreas Kravik State Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Norway (24.02.2025)

The 2024 Conference on DisarmamentHigh Level Segment. Statement by Mr Andreas Kravik State Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Norway (27.02.2024)

Statement of Norway delivered by Ambassador Tormod C. Endresen to the Conference of Disarmament

The 2023 Conference on Disarmament. High Level Segment, Statement by Ms Anniken Huitfeldt Minister of Foreign Affairs, Norway

Conference of Disarmament, Special Session, 3rd of March 2022, Statement by Ambassador Mørch Smith

Statement to the Conference on Disarmament under Agenda Item 3: “Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space”

Presentation to the Conference on Disarmament by Jørn Osmundsen, Chair Designate of the Group of Governmental Experts on Nuclear Disarmament Verification.

Verification is essential in the process of nuclear disarmament and to achieving a world without nuclear weapons. All States could contribute to aspects of nuclear disarmament verification. A verification regime in which all states have confidence is key.