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How Arctic Council observers benefit the region

By Liz Bowman August 3, 2017
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The Arctic Council, the forum in which Arctic states convene to discuss the region’s high level and working level affairs, consists of the 8 Arctic states, 6 permanent participants — and as of the last ministerial meeting, 39 observers including non-Arctic states, intergovernmental or inter-parliamentary organisations, and non-governmental organisations.

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