Finland and the United Kingdom (UK) on Monday signed a declaration on a strategic partnership between the countries in London, said the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen and her UK counterpart David Cameron signed the declaration for their respective countries.
“UK is our close friend and we are committed to further deepening our ties. Today (Monday) we signed the declaration on strategic partnership. Finland and UK share a broad agenda and are unanimous about supporting Ukraine and the need to counter Russia’s aggression. Many thanks to David Cameron,” Valtonen wrote in a post in her social media platform X after signing the declaration. […]
The declaration represents the political will of the governments of the UK and Finland and does not give rise to any rights or obligations under domestic or international law, nor does it preclude future new areas of cooperation that may be identified and agreed by the Governments. Läs artikel