Finland–United States relations

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Finland–United States relations encompass the diplomatic, economic, and security ties between the Republic of Finland and the United States, including cooperation in defense, trade, and international policy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bilateral relations
international relations
alsoKnownAs Finland–U.S. relations
Finland–US relations
Finno–American relations
country1 Finland
country2 United States of America
governedBy Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland
United States Department of State
hasConsulateOfFinlandIn Houston
Los Angeles
New York City
hasConsulateOfUnitedStatesIn Helsinki
Turku
hasCulturalCooperationArea arts and culture
education
research
student exchange
hasDiplomaticRecognitionBy Finland
United States of America
hasEconomicCooperationArea energy
innovation
investment
technology
trade
hasEmbassyOfFinlandIn Washington, D.C.
hasEmbassyOfUnitedStatesIn Helsinki
hasHistoricalContext Cold War
World War II
post-Cold War era
hasKeyIssueArea Arctic policy
European security
Russia policy
climate change
counterterrorism
cyber security
hasLegalFramework bilateral agreements
defense cooperation agreements
investment protection agreements
tax treaties
hasSecurityCooperationArea crisis management
defense policy
intelligence sharing
military exercises
isMemberStateRelationOf International Monetary Fund
NATO
OECD
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
United Nations
World Bank
World Trade Organization
NATOMembershipOfFinlandEffectiveDate 2023-04-04
startDate 1919-05-07

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Embassy of Finland in Washington, D.C. responsibleFor Finland–United States relations
Finland–United States relations alsoKnownAs Finland–US relations
linked to: Finland–United States relations
Finland–United States relations alsoKnownAs Finland–U.S. relations
linked to: Finland–United States relations