Norway to Give Ukraine $9.2B in 2027 Aid

Norway will provide Ukraine with $9.2 billion in aid in 2027.

Consensus

Norway plans to provide Ukraine with financial aid in 2027.
The aid amount is approximately $9.2 billion.
The aid amount corresponds to the level provided in 2026.
Funds will be used for both military and humanitarian purposes.
The announcement was made by Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre during an official visit to Ukraine.
The support is part of Norway's long-term assistance program for Ukraine.

The NATO summit in Turkey resulted in a commitment by NATO countries to provide Ukraine with about 70 billion euros in 2026 and a similar amount in 2027. — vesti
The Norwegian government has already delivered a proposal for a financial tranche to Zelenskyy, described as 'extraordinary'. — vedomosti
Some European countries, such as the Netherlands, are beginning to scale back their support programs, with the Netherlands officially pausing military aid to Ukraine. — kommersant
Norway has previously provided over $300 million to Ukraine for Patriot missile systems purchased directly from the US. — kommersant
The UK will provide Ukraine with 300 million euros to purchase 16 Gripen E multirole fighters, which is expected to create around 5,000 high-skilled jobs in over 50 British companies. — vedomosti
The European Union approved a 90 billion euro credit for Ukraine in April, split into a 60 billion euro defense component and a 30 billion euro microfinance component. — vedomosti