The UK prime minister welcomed Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Støre to Liverpool on 27 September 2026, according to a press release from 10 Downing Street and the Prime Minister's Office. The two leaders discussed the strength of the relationship between their countries.

Both raised the Lunna House strategic defence agreement between the UK and Norway, describing the long-term partnership as a source of good jobs and close defence cooperation in the North Atlantic. They agreed that Norway and the UK were key partners in tackling Russian hybrid aggression, particularly at sea, through NATO and the Joint Expeditionary Force. They also reflected on their visits to the UN General Assembly and on international cooperation to address challenges from rapidly developing technology. The UK prime minister said the UK would use its G20 presidency to encourage collaboration and further discussion on harnessing artificial intelligence for good.

The leaders welcomed the agreement between the Kingdom of Denmark, Greenland and the United States, signed at the UN General Assembly, and the security it brought to the High North. Both looked forward to speaking again soon.