The ACGF is an independent, informal, operationally-driven organization, not bound by treaty, to foster safe, secure, and environmentally responsible maritime activity in the Arctic.

STRATEGIC GOALS

The Member states of the ACGF have together developed 10 Strategic Goals which function as guidelines for the work of the ACGF.
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News and events

The incident with Viking Sky in Hustadvika off the west coast of Norway on 23 March 2019 was a near-miss. This was a major reason for the appointment of the Cruise Committee. It is the committee’s conclusion that it is impossible to dimension an emergency preparedness and response system that takes into account a worst-case incident involving a cruise ship.
21.06.2022
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MEMBER STATES

Canada

The Canadian Coast Guard plays a key role in ensuring the safety and accessibility of waterways for Canadians.

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Denmark

Arctic Command is headquartered in Nuuk, Greenland, with a Liaison Unit in Thorshavn on the Faroe Islands.

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Finland

The Finnish Border Guard works to ensure people's safety and the territorial integrity of Finland.

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Iceland

The Icelandic Coast Guard (ICG) is a civilian law enforcement agency responsible for maritime and aeronautical search and rescue.

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Norway

The Norwegian Coast Guard contributes to the society by ensuring the safety of people and the territorial integrity of Norway.

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Russia

The Border Guard Service of the Russian Federation Federal Security Service (FSB).

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Sweden

The Swedish Coast Guard is working for a sustainable marine environment and improving safety at sea.

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USA

The United States Coast Guard (USCG) is responsible for maritime safety, security, and environmental stewardship in the U.S.

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