The Norwegian government has announced that it will allocate 967 million Norwegian kroner (over $90 million) as part of a roadmap to increase the production capacity of the country's defense industry, Ukrinform reports.
“The security situation has created a significant and urgent need for defense materials in Ukraine, among our allies and within the country. The roadmap is a comprehensive plan that will help increase the production capacity of Norway's defense industry. “We take responsibility for contributing to the needs of Ukraine, our nation and our allies,” said Norwegian Defence Minister Bjørn Arild Gram.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000He added that Ukraine depends on access to air defence systems, missiles, artillery shells and other defensive capabilities to continue its fight.
“Both our industry and the government have done a lot to increase production in Norway, but this remains a complex and long-term challenge for all our allies. With this roadmap, we take responsibility for strengthening Norway's and our allies' ability to support Ukraine in its resistance to aggression,” the minister said.
It is noted that the allocated funds will go to support small and medium-sized Norwegian companies that supply the Ukrainian military with innovative technologies that can benefit; a new rocket engine production line; development of hexamine production for explosives in Norway; feasibility study for a new explosives plant.
Funding is provided through the Nansen program.
Prepared by: Nina Petrovich