On April 29, 2026, the Government of Norway and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) convened in Geneva for high-level strategic discussions aimed at enhancing their collaboration to address the increasing complexities of global migration challenges. The meeting, co-chaired by Kim Eling of IOM and Svein Michelsen from Norway's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, focused on key areas such as humanitarian response, migration policies, and the need for coordinated efforts to protect the rights and dignity of migrants and displaced individuals. Both parties emphasized the urgency of translating global commitments into actionable strategies, particularly in fragile contexts, and reaffirmed their dedication to fostering multilateral cooperation to achieve sustainable outcomes for affected communities. The partnership between Norway and IOM reflects a shared commitment to addressing migration in a safe and humane manner, aiming to deliver tangible results for those on the move.
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