List of international prime ministerial trips made by Jonas Gahr Støre

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This is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by Jonas Gahr Støre, the current Prime Minister of Norway since 14 October 2021.

Støre has visited 33 countries during his tenure as Prime Minister. The number of visits per country where Støre has traveled are:

• One visit to Albania, Brazil, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Hungary, Iceland, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Netherlands and Sweden
• Two visits to Spain
• Three visits to Germany
• Four visits to Finland, Ukraine and United Kingdom
• Five visits to United States

Country	Location(s)	Dates	Details
United Kingdom	Glasgow	2 November	Støre attended the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference[1]

Country	Location(s)	Dates	Details
Germany	Berlin	19 January	Støre visited Berlin, where he met with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. They discussed energy cooperation and the ongoing situation in Ukraine.[2]
United States	Washington D. C.	27 January	[3]
Belgium	Brussels	24 March	Støre attended an extraordinary NATO summit.
United Kingdom	London	13 May	Met with Prime Minister Boris Johnson[4]
Spain	Madrid	28–30 June	Støre attended the NATO summit.
Ukraine	Kyiv	1 July	[5]
United States	New York City	23 September	Støre travelled to New York to attend General debate of the seventy-seventh session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Czech Republic	Prague	6 October	Støre travelled to Prague to attend the inaugural meeting of the European Political Community.
Finland	Helsinki	1 November	Støre travelled to Helsinki again and attended the 74th Session of the Nordic Council. He also held bilateral meetings with Prime Minister of Iceland Katrín Jakobsdóttir and Prime Minister of Sweden Ulf Kristersson.
Latvia	Riga	19 December	Støre attended the 2022 Joint Expeditionary Force summit.[6]

Country	Location(s)	Dates	Details
Finland	Helsinki	3 May	Støre travelled to Finland to meet with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Icelandic Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir. They spoke about security issues, Nordic cooperation and their countries continued strong support for Ukraine. The meeting concluded with a Nordic–Ukrainian summit which was visited by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Moldova	Mimi Castle, Bulboaca, Chisinău	1 June	Støre travelled to Moldova to attend the 2nd European Political Community Summit.
Iceland	Vestmannaeyjar	25–26 June	Støre travelled to Vestmannaeyjar in Iceland to meet with Nordic Prime Ministers Katrín Jakobsdóttir (Iceland), Petteri Orpo (Finland), Mette Frederiksen (Denmark) and Ulf Kristersson (Sweden) as well as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and leaders from the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland. They discussed security policy, crisis preparedness issues and the green transition.[7]
Lithuania	Rukla, Vilnius	10–12 July	Alongside defence minister Bjørn Arild Gram, Støre announced in July during a visit to Norwegian troops in Lithuania, that their stay would be extended by a year through 2024.[8] Støre travelled to Vilnius to attend the 2023 NATO Vilnius summit.[9]
Finland	Helsinki	13 July	Støre travelled to Helsinki to attend a meeting between the Nordic Prime Ministers Katrín Jakobsdóttir (Iceland), Petteri Orpo (Finland), Mette Frederiksen (Denmark) and Ulf Kristersson (Sweden) and United States President Joe Biden.[10]
Ukraine	Kyiv, Bucha	24 August	Støre arrived in Kyiv for Ukraine’s Independence Day. During the visit, he took part in official events, including laying a wreath, meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky, and visiting the town of Bucha and damaged infrastructure, including the power plant, where he pledged significant assistance, including IRIS-T air defense umbrellas, demining equipment, and energy support.[11]
United States	Minnesota	17 September	Støre joined Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar for a fireside chat at the Norway House on East Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis.[12]
Spain	Granada	5 October	Støre attended the 3rd European Political Community Summit.
Sweden	Visby	12–13 October	Støre attended the 2023 Joint Expeditionary Force summit.[13]
Japan	Tokyo	6–8 December	During the visit, he held talks with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.[14][15] Both sides discussed strengthening bilateral relations and signed a joint statement on strategic partnership between Norway and Japan.[16]

Country	Location(s)	Dates	Details
Germany	Munich	16–18 February	Attended 60th Munich Security Conference
United States	Washington D.C.	9–11 July	Støre attended the 2024 NATO summit
United Kingdom	Woodstock	18 July	Støre attended the 4th European Political Community Summit.
Hungary	Budapest	7 November	Støre attended the 5th European Political Community Summit.
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro	17–19 November	Støre travelled to Rio de Janeiro to attend the G20 summit.[17]
Estonia	Tallinn	16–17 December	Støre attended the 2024 Joint Expeditionary Force summit.[18]

Country	Location(s)	Dates	Details
Denmark	Copenhagen	26 January	Støre travelled to Copenhagen for an informal dinner with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and Finnish President Alexander Stubb.[19]
Germany	Munich	14–16 February	Attended 61st Munich Security Conference
Ukraine	Kyiv	24 February	Støre travelled to Kyiv to mark the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.[20]
United Kingdom	London and Sandringham House	1–3 March	Støre travelled to London, United Kingdom to attend the Summit on Ukraine
France	Paris	27 March	Støre attended a meeting of the "Coalition of the willing" hosted by President Macron.[21]
United States	Washington, D.C.	24 April	Støre visited Washington, D. C., accompanied by finance minister and former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and ambassador Anniken Huitfeldt. He held discussions with President of the United States Donald Trump about Norway's role in the Arctic and the northern areas, the war in Ukraine, US–Norway relations and the 15% tariff on Norwegian exports to the US.[22][23]
Albania	Tirana	16 May	Støre attended the 6th European Political Community Summit.
Finland	Turku	26 May	Støre travalled to Turku to meet with Nordic Prime Ministers Kristrún Frostadóttir (Iceland), Petteri Orpo (Finland), Mette Frederiksen (Denmark) and Ulf Kristersson (Sweden) as well as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and leaders from the Faroe Islands (Aksel V. Johannesen), Greenland (Jens-Frederik Nielsen) and Åland (Katrin Sjögren).[24]
Netherlands	The Hague	24–25 June	Støre attended the 2025 NATO summit.
Ukraine	Kyiv	25 August	Støre arrived in Ukraine on Monday 25 August. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha welcomed him at the railway station in Kyiv. Met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.[25][26]

Jonas Gahr Støre participated in the following summits during his premiership:

Group	Year
	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025
UNGA		23 September, New York City	22 September, New York City[b]	22 September, New York City[a]	September, New York City
G20	Not a G20 Member			18–19 November, Rio de Janeiro	22–23 November, Johannesburg
NATO		24 March, Brussels	11–12 July, Vilnius	9–11 July, Washington, D.C.	24–25 June, The Hague
		28–30 June, Madrid
UNCCC	1–2 November Glasgow	11 November Sharm el-Sheikh	30 November – 3 December Dubai	12 November Baku	10 November, Belém
JEF	None	19 December, Riga	12–13 October, Visby	16–17 December, Tallinn	9 May, Oslo
EPC	None	6 October, Prague	1 June, Bulboaca	18 July, Woodstock	16 May, Tirana
			5 October, Granada	7 November, Budapest	2 October, Copenhagen
Others	None	None	None	Global Peace Summit 15–16 June Lucerne	Securing our future 2 March, London
					15 March, (videoconference) United Kingdom
					27 March, Paris
██ = Future event ██ = Did not attend / participate. ^a Minister for Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide attended in the prime minister's place. ^b Minister of International Development Anne Beathe Tvinnereim attended in the prime minister's place.