Nordic prime ministers to meet in Helsinki

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The heads of government of Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Åland, the Faroe Islands and Greenland have been invited to the meeting. The main topic of discussion will be protecting children and young people online, a theme the Nordic leaders also discussed at their summer meeting in Denmark in August. The leaders will also discuss ways to strengthen Nordic cooperation and security. During their visit to Helsinki, the prime ministers will also attend the Session of the Nordic Council. Denmark and the Faroe Islands hold the Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers in 2026. Finland currently holds the Presidency of the Nordic Council. Inquiries: Marja Koskela, Diplomatic Adviser to the Prime Minister, tel. +358 295 160 978, Laura Quist, Diplomatic Adviser to the Prime Minister, tel. +358 50 439 1677, Communications Coordinator Satu Finni p. 050 570 7715, Prime Minister’s Office Edited 20.10. "Heads of autonomous regions" replaced with "heads of governments" ]]>

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