The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs is a central part of the Norwegian government, responsible for the country's foreign policy and international relations. The ministry works to promote Norway's interests abroad, develop diplomatic relations and deal with international issues that affect the country. This includes cooperation with other nations, international organizations and multilateral forums.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is also responsible for consular services, such as assistance to Norwegian citizens abroad, as well as administration of Norwegian development aid. The ministry plays an important role in representing Norway in international negotiations and contributing to peace and security globally. Through its work, it contributes to shaping Norway's profile and position in the international arena.