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  1. 19.3.2021 | Nordic Day is celebrated on 23 March in all the Nordic countries and Åland, the Faroe Islands and Greenland in honour of the fundamental treaty of Nordic cooperation, which was named after Helsinki and was signed on 23 March 1962. It defines the duties and composition of the Nordic Council and Nordic Council of Ministers and, in general, the main areas and methods of Nordic cooperation.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/let-us-celebrate-nordic-day-together-
  2. 14.12.2021 | Today, ministers responsible for civil preparedness or their deputies from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland met via videoconference in the framework of so-called Haga cooperation. Finland’s Minister of the Interior Krista Mikkonen chaired the meeting, which ended Finland’s 2021 chairmanship of the Haga cooperation.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/1410869/nordic-ministers-and-public-officials-cooperate-closely-on-civil-preparedness
  3. 24.8.2021 | On 25–27 August, the Europe Forum 2021 in Turku will gather Finnish opinion-makers and citizens to discuss Finland's role in Europe. The event will offer a wide range of discussions on the future of the EU and the position of Finland and the EU in the changing world order. During the Forum, the Ministers and public officials of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs will contribute as speakers to events organised by other parties.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/ministry-for-foreign-affairs-at-turku-europe-forum-themes-on-agenda-include-foreign-policy-eu-export-policy-and-future-of-free-mobility
  4. 2.12.2022 | On 2 December 2022, ministers responsible for civil preparedness or their deputies from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland met in Reykjavik in the framework of so-called Haga cooperation. State Secretary Akseli Koskela from the Ministry of the Interior represented Finland at the meeting.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/1410869/nordic-cooperation-in-civil-preparedness-is-now-more-important-than-ever-before