The Arctic Council is the leading intergovernmental forum promoting cooperation in the Arctic.

The Chairmanship of the Arctic Council rotates every two years among the Arctic States. The first country to chair the Arctic Council was Canada (1996-1998), followed by the United States, …

Since its establishment in 1996, the Arctic Council has provided a space and mechanism to address common concerns across Arctic States – with a special emphasis on the protection of …

On September 19, 1996 in Ottawa, the Arctic Council was established as a high-level intergovernmental forum to enhance cooperation, coordination and interaction among the …

Strengthen the Arctic Council as the pre-eminent high-level circumpolar forum for effective coordination and cooperation, and enhance its ability to efficiently respond to emerging …

Their national jurisdictions and international law govern the lands surrounding the Arctic Ocean and its waters. The northern provinces of the Arctic States offer a home to more than four …

The Arctic Council will remain the leading intergovernmental forum for Arctic cooperation as it continues to advance knowledge, understanding, and action on issues of critical importance to …

The Kingdom of Denmark's Chairship of the Arctic Council is organizing an international conference dedicated to Sub Arctic and High Arctic connectivity. The conference wi...

Accept and support the objectives of the Arctic Council defined in the Ottawa declaration. Recognize Arctic States' sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdiction in the Arctic.

Jun 30, 2025 · The Arctic Council encourages the sustainable development of low-emission Arctic economies to build vibrant and healthy Arctic communities for present and future generations.