
International defence cooperation
Sweden has extensive defence cooperation with other states and organisations. This cooperation is an integral part of the solidarity-based security policy upon which Sweden builds security together with others. International defence cooperation contributes to strengthening Sweden’s military capabilities to be able to respond to an armed attack.
- Responsible ministers
- Peter Hultqvist
- Responsible ministries
- Ministry of Defence
An integral part of the solidarity-based security policy
Photo: Marcus Björkman/Regeringskansliet International defence cooperation contributes to strengthening Sweden’s military capabilities to be able to respond to an armed attack.
Sweden also cooperates with other countries and organisations with regard to defence equipment. This cooperation is important for ensuring the supply of Swedish technology and defence equipment, and is both bilateral and multilateral. Sweden has memorandums of understanding (MoUs) that regulate bilateral defence equipment cooperation with around 30 countries.
Bilateral and multilateral cooperation
Sweden's defence cooperation with other states and organisations.