Get to know the vision of the Norwegian Chairmanship here ..
The XVII BEAC Foreign Ministers' Session took place in Umeå on 3 October Read more ..
During 23 - 27 September 2019, the largest rescue exercise in the Barents region took place in Northern Sweden. Read more ..
Success stories within the Barents cooperation are featured on our new page. Read more ..
Various financial mechanisms are available to support multilateral project cooperation. Read about funding possibilities ..
We have two interesting and intensive years ahead of us and we are looking forward to that, says BRC Chair Governor Magdalena Andersson Read more
Interview with the Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ine Eriksen Søreide Read more
The reports from the "Assessment of need of activities to support Children and Youth At Risk (CYAR) in the Barents Region" project, has been presented at the latest Joint Working Group on Health and Social related Issues (JWGHS) meeting in Syktyvkar in September 2019. The project is financed by the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and performed by the Finnish institute for Health and Welfare. Read more
The Barents Region, sometimes referred to as the Euro-Arctic Region, is a young and newly defined region comprising northern parts of Russia, Norway, Finland and Sweden. This evolving region is dynamically shaping its identity – drawing from its long history and rich variety of cultures. Even though the Barents region is located on the edge of Europe, it is at the center of growing international cultural, political and economic interests.
The IBS has gathered information for all Barents relevant funding sources - more information below!
The International Barents Secretariat now welcomes new internship applications. Click below for more information!