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The final meeting of the Northern Forum Regional Coordinators Committee, as agreed with the Organizing Committee of the XIV International Forum Arctic: Today and the Future in honor of Artur Chilingarov, will be held in St. Petersburg on December 13 as part of the Forum.
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The Northern Forum's Walter Hickel Medal was established in accordance with the Resolution № 169 upon the initiative of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) with the purpose of encouraging and appreciating the most distinguished people of the North for their contribution to the development of the regions and the Northern Forum.
Walter Hickel was twice the Governor of Alaska (1966-1969, 1990, 1994), Secretary of the Interior in Richard Nixon's Administration, and the First Chair of the Northern Forum (1992-1994). He made an outstanding contribution to the establishment and development of the Northern Forum. The Northern Forum became the first organization of regions which gave an incentive to the establishment of a number of large international organizations and the beginning of real cooperation in order to achieve sustainable development of the Arctic and the North.
The regulations of Walter Hickel Medal
Walter Hickel Medal Honours List
Mikhail Nikolaev
Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia
Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson
Iceland
Hannele Pokka
Lapland, Finland
Mead Treadwell
Alaska, USA
Gennady Oleinik
Khanty-Mansyisk Autonomous Okrug-Ugra, Russia
Priscilla Wohl
Alaska, USA
Anastasia Bozhedonova
Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia
Natalya Komarova
Khanty-Mansyisk Autonomous Okrug-Ugra, Russia
Alexander Pelyasov
Moscow, Russia
Lars Kullerud
Lapland, Finland
Nikolai Nakhodkin
Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia
Natalia Slugina
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Russia
Halldór Jóhannsson
Akureyri, Iceland
Olga Stytsyuk
Khanty-Mansyisk Autonomous Okrug-Ugra, Russia
Lyudmila Alferova
Khanty-Mansyisk Autonomous Okrug-Ugra, Russia
Timofey Maldanov
Khanty-Mansyisk Autonomous Okrug-Ugra, Russia
Alexander Mazharov
Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia
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Northern Sustainable Development Forum (the Forum) is a permanent international expert platform for discussing the issues and prospects of sustainable development of the Arctic and the North.
The main idea of the Forum is to join global creative forces in solving the problems of sustainable development of the Northern and Arctic regions.
In 2015, the UN General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development that included 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
The first Forum was held in 2019 and discussed a wide range of the regional sustainable development issues in the Arctic and the North to identify the priority directions and themes for the next years. The themes of the Forums are chosen based on the sustainable development goals, with Goals 8 and 17 being present at all Forums.
In 2020, the main theme of the Forum was the development of transport infrastructure in the Arctic and the North (Goal 9).
The main theme of the 2021 Forum: Climate Change and Permafrost Response (Goal 13).
The main theme of the 2022 Forum: Energy of the Arctic: New Challenges – New Solutions (Goal 7).
LOCATION: Yakutsk, Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russian Federation
DATES: September 24-27, 2024
ORGANIZERS OF THE FORUM: • The Northern Forum • Government of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) • Ammosov North-Eastern Federal University • Andrey Melnichenko Charity Foundation • Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts • North: Sustainable Development Territory Research and Educational Center • Melnikov Permafrost Institute SB RAS
DIRECTORATE: The Northern Forum Secretariat
OPERATOR OF THE FORUM: Yakutia Congress Center
KEY THEME OF THE 2024 FORUM:
Arctic and northern regions of the world are facing major challenges associated with rapid climate change and degradation of natural ecosystems, growing threats to the populations of many flora and fauna species, and increased industrial development while preserving the traditional way of life of indigenous peoples.
What do we mean by the resilience of the Arctic and the North? Does this concept concern only human-influenced natural ecosystems or are we considering it from a holistic perspective? First of all, we are talking about a human living in these harsh lands and treating the environment carefully, knowing how fragile the nature of the Arctic and the North is and how long it takes to recover from wounds. The resilience of human and nature is closely related to the development of regions, cities, villages and indigenous communities.
Which development path will ensure harmony between exploration and conservation? What is the role of each person, urban or rural settlement, and region in improving the quality of life, creating comfortable conditions for residents, taking into account the need to mitigate environmental damage, preserve and enrich biodiversity? Are there successful practices in the world that can be applied to various extents in the conditions of the Arctic and the North? To secure true resilience of the Arctic, as a macro-region that affects the life of the entire planet, it is necessary to ensure an effective and constructive synthesis of government, business, science, education, and indigenous communities.
The main theme corresponds with SDG 11.
FORMAT
The Forum will be a hybrid event (offline/online).
Simultaneous Russian-English interpreting is provided.
Formats of the Forum’s events:
ARCHITECTURE OF THE FORUM
The Forum’s detailed agenda will be posted on the website after the Forum’s Directorate has reviewed and the Organizing Committee has approved the proposals on arranging the events within the Forum. The Organizing Committee reserves the right to select the events to the Forum’s agenda.
PROPOSING THE EVENTS
The applications for the events can be submitted on the Forum’s official website. The events have to address the main theme or the themes of the main blocks.
Application deadline – September 1.
No applications can be submitted after this date.
The organizers shall be responsible for making the agenda, the lists of speakers and participants, and for collecting the materials.
The agenda, the lists of speakers and approved events shall be made before September 15.
The organizers of the events shall coordinate their activities with the Forum’s Directorate in terms of the events’ agenda and with the Forum’s Operator in terms of technical arrangements and logistics.
The Operator of the Forum shall identify the venues and arrange the required equipment and simultaneous interpreting (as required), as well as centralized booking of accommodation and transportation.
TERMS OF PARTICIPATION
All participants must pay a registration fee. To this end, a free participation quota is given to the member regions and business partners of the Northern Forum:
Regions – 20 quotas
Business partners – 2 quotas
Northern Youth Forum – 20 quotas
Giving free quotas to the participants from the NF member regions shall be coordinated with the NF Regional Coordinators.
For students and postgraduate students, the participation in the Forum is free.
Registration fee
Personal attendance
The registration fee is RUB 5000; it includes handout materials, transfers from and to the airport, coffee breaks and sightseeing.
For early birds, the full package is RUB 3500.
Online participation
The registration fee for the Russian Federation nationals is RUB 1000.
The registration fee for other countries’ nationals is USD 50.
For early birds, the registration fee is RUB 600 and USD 35 respectively
The registration fee payment procedure
The registration fees in RUB can be paid to the account of the Northern Forum Academy, on whose basis the Northern Forum Secretariat – Forum’s Directorate operates.
The registration fees in USD can be wired to the account of the Arctic Portal (Akureyri, Iceland), operating as the Northern Forum Office in Iceland.
The registration fees from those attending personally can be paid in cash at the Northern Forum Secretariat – Forum’s Directorate.
REGISTRATION
All participants of the Forum shall register on the official website www.nsdf.ru by filling in an online form.
The registration is open until the Forum’s closing.
The bank details of the Northern Forum Academy and the Arctic Portal are given in the registration area of the website.
Early bird registration: before September 1
PARTNERS
All organizers of the Forum’s events become its partners. The partners’ logos are placed on the Forum’s website and materials.
General Partner/Sponsor
Package rate – RUB 500 000
Official Partner/Sponsor
Package rate – RUB 100 000,00
Partner application deadline: September 15
MASS MEDIA ACCREDITATION
Mass media shall get their accreditation on the Forum’s official website. All accredited mass media become the Forum’s information partners.
The status of Information Partner entails the following bilateral commitments:
From the organizers of the Forum:
From the Information Partner:
Various combinations of the listed commitments can be discussed individually.
The organizers of the Forum may select one General Information Partner from the accredited mass media.
The status of General Information Partner entails the following bilateral commitments:
From the organizers of the Forum:
The commitments of the General Information Partner are agreed individually with the Forum’s Operator when preparing a Contract.
PUBLISHING THE MATERIALS
It is planned to publish the Forum’s materials in the scientific journal of Ammosov North-Eastern Federal University. The publication cost and requirements will be published on the Forum’s website.
Publications are also possible in the journals of the Forum partners.
Contacts
The Northern Forum Secretariat 677000, Russian Federation,
Yakutia Congress Center 677027, Russian Federation, |
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The Northern Forum - 30th Anniversary
Northern Forum Foundation
Northern Youth Forum
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The Northern Forum Organisation has established a formal association, the Northern Forum Foundation.
The Northern Forum Foundation operates according to Icelandic Act no. 119/2019 on non-profit organisations, registered in Akureyri, Iceland, operating across borders.
The purpose and objectives of Northern Forum Foundation is to raise funding, fund and support activities and projects that benefit sustainable development and better living for the people and peoples of the North and their societies, including in: education; culture; innovation; responsible business development; empowering the youth; health; science and for the environment; as per the objectives and strategy of the Northern Forum Organisation and as agreed by its members.
The Northern Forum Foundation intends to achieve its purpose and objectives by raising funds based on its merits from the Global international community, private and public, including: individuals; organisations; associations; companies and governments; through funding applications, fundraising campaigns, sponsoring agreements and partnerships based on active communication, outreach activities and events, executed in coherence with the objectives and strategy of the Northern Forum.
Governor of Lapland, Finland, Mr. Mika Riipi, Chair of the Northern Forum Organisation, is the Chair of the Northern Forum Foundation.
The Northern Forum Foundation is hosted by the Arctic Portal.org at Radhustorg 7, Akureyri, Iceland, and managed by directors Mr. Halldor Johannsson and Mr. Vladimir Vasilev, the executive secretary of the Northern Forum Organisation.
For further information please contact:
Halldór Jóhannsson
tel. +3548992828
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MIKA RIIPI
Chair, The Northern Forum
County Governor of Lapland, Finland
Dear friends,
In 2021, the Northern Forum celebrated its 30th Anniversary. Lapland was elected to fulfill the responsibilities of the Chairmanship from April 2021 until April 2023 in the Northern Forum XIV General Assembly held in Naryan-Mar, Nenets Autonomous Okrug in April 2021. It is a great honor for me to follow in the footsteps of Hannele Pokka, latest Lappish chairman of the Northern Forum 2001-2005.
The Northern Forum has been a very important part of the Arctic and Northern regional cooperation all 30 years of its existence. The Northern Forum mission of improving the quality of life and supporting regional sustainable development and the principles of public diplomacy, independence and equality, among the others, are in high priority also for Lapland.
The year 2021 was a second year defined by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, which – beyond its health threat – significantly limited the possibilities for cooperation, traveling or meeting each other. However, the Northern Forum had moved into “crisis mode” already in 2020 and managed to develop new solutions to organize events and continue working and interacting with each other online. During this hard period, the Northern Forum member regions have demonstrated a high level of engagement to the cooperation.
During the past 2021 year, the Northern Forum has successfully implemented and organized a large number of events and actions.
The biggest impact was the III Northern Sustainable Development Forum, which took place in Yakutsk September 27-30. The Forum was held in a hybrid format, altogether 76 events in four days. The events were plenary sessions, panel discussions, roundtables, webinars, scientific conferences, workshops, project presentations, exhibitions, tours, cultural events, and side-events. I express my deepest gratitude to the Secretariat of the Northern Forum for making this possible.
The Northern Forum Development Strategy 2030 provides for the creation of the Institute of Northern Forum Goodwill Ambassadors. The first seven Goodwill Ambassadors were nominated during the III Northern Sustainable Development Forum. Congratulations to all the Goodwill Ambassadors! We look forward to close cooperation.
Project activity is one of the most in-demand activities, which can bring a tangible effect for the participating regions and business partners. There are four projects, the work on which has been carried out during 2021.
Financing of the Northern Forum is based solely on membership dues, which constantly creates some instability. There is a need to create sustainable financial instruments for supporting the most important activities like projects. In the end of 2021 a foundation will be registered in Iceland in order to collect extra funds for northern cooperation.
The Northern Forum has a status of Observer in the Arctic Council and it is the only nongovernmental organization for interregional cooperation in that role. Under the Chairmanship of the Russian Federation in the Arctic Council, The Northern Forum has been invited as an organizer and partner of a number of MIKA RIIPI Chair, The Northern Forum County Governor of Lapland, Finland 5 major international events. These initiatives will increase the role of interregional cooperation and will give a possibility to increase also the role of regions in the Arctic Council.
It is impossible to predict the future – how the pandemic will develop and how it may affect next years’ work. Nevertheless, already this year has shown that the common background for collaboration is strong and we´ve achieved a lot despite the restrictions and difficulties on traveling.
I´M VERY CONFIDENT THAT WITH THIS SAME SPIRIT WE WILL BE SUCCESSFUL ALSO IN THE FUTURE!
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In accordance with the Northern Forum Development Strategy 2030, the Institute of Northern Forum Goodwill Ambassadors has been established since 2021. This status, based on a decision of the Board of Governors or the Regional Coordinators Committee, is granted to state and public figures, prominent figures in science, education, culture, arts and sports who support the Northern Forum mission and international interregional cooperation to achieve sustainable development.
Goodwill Ambassadors contribute to the dissemination of knowledge about the mission and activities of the Northern Forum, the development and promotion of joint projects of various directions and levels, and the organization of various events to unite the efforts of regions, municipalities, and communities aimed at achieving sustainable development and peaceful creative cooperation.
Alexander Kugaevsky
Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia
Vera Kondratieva
Khanty-Mansyisk AO, Russia
Anton Vasiliev
Russia
Alexander Pelyasov
Moscow, Russia
Alexander Shestakov
Russia
Nadezhda Kharlampieva
Saint-Petersburg, Russia
Georgy Nikonov
Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia
Timo Rautajoki
Lapland, Finland
Lassi Heininen
Finland
Guo Peiqing
China
Paul Fuhs
Alaska, USA
Paolo Venturini
Veneto, Italy
Amarjargal Baljinnyam
Mongolia
Yulia Zaika
Moscow, Russia
Yuri Zakharinsky
Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia
Yulia Zvorykina
Moscow, Russia
Valery Kryukov
Novosibirsk, Russia
Oran Young
Santa Barbara, USA
Egor Borisov
Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia
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Arctic Relations Circle First Meeting 29 01 2021
Discussions about business cooperation in the Arctic and within the Northern Forum. Joint project of the ArKtiKa Company LLC (Anchorage, Alaska, USA) and the Northern Forum. Participants are from the USA, Norway, Iceland, Denmark and Russia.
Geopolitics in the Arctic: Competition or Cooperation?
The Arctic region has long remained unaffected by international politics due to its inaccessibility. However, the rapid melting of the Arctic’s sea ice has opened the door to the possibility of gaining natural resources, forging new trade routes, and establishing military bases. But as with any geopolitical opportunity, there is opportunity for conflict in the Arctic as well. How will the international community respond to signs of greater investment in and militarization of the Arctic, and what is the likelihood of conflict in the region? Join us for a discussion of these developing trends with Alexander Sergunin, Professor of International Relations at the St. Petersburg State University and Higher School of Economics, Russia; Erin Sikorsky, Deputy Director of the Center for Climate and Security and the Director of the International Military Council on Climate and Security; and Duncan Depledge, Lecturer in Geopolitics & Security at the Loughborough University, United Kingdom.
2nd meeting - Arctic Business Relations Circle
3rd meeting - Arctic Business Relations Circle
This month's Arctic Business Relations meeting focuses on economic opportunities for Arctic communities, how to build reputation and partnerships. The owners of companies with an impeccable reputation, representatives of reindeer herders association, commercial and industrial companies, business associations, and regional administrations spoke at the meeting. An active and productive dialogue took place, giving a lot of ideas for the development of cooperation.
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1993
The first General Assembly of Northern Forum
October, province of Tromsø, Norway
The first General Assembly signed and approved the Tromsø Declaration (Norway). Adopted by the first General Forum of the Northern Forum in 1993, supported and joined the implementation of the principles of the 21st Century Agenda of the United Nations (Rio de Janeiro, 1992). Then for the first time the following areas of cooperation were identified:
- Ecology of the North;
- The Northern Sea Route;
- Economic development;
- Culture;
- Science;
- Cooperation of national and regional governments.
1995
II General Assembly of the Northern Forum
September, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
The second General Assembly signed and approved the Hokkaido Declaration (Japan).
1997
III General Assembly of the Northern Forum
August, Yakutsk, Russia
The third General Assembly signed and approved the Yakutian Declaration (Russia).
Regions: Hokkaido, Alberta, Yukon, Heilongjiang, Lapland, RS (I), Evenki JSC, Kamchatka region, Alaska, Komi, Magadan region, Sakhalin region, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous district and Vasterbotten (Sweden).
1999
IV General Assembly of the Northern Forum
June, Rovaniemi, Finland
The fourth General Assembly signed and approved the Lapland Declaration (Finland). 20 members of the Board of Directors accepted participation in the General Assembly.
New member of the Northern Forum: Arkhangelsk region (Russia)
2001
V General Assembly of the Northern Forum
October, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
The fifth General Assembly signed and approved the Declaration of Alberta (Canada). 16 members of the Board of Directors participated in the General Assembly.
New member of the Northern Forum: Chukotka Autonomous Okrug (Russia), Vologda area of Russia.
New business partners: Taiga trading company, Fortum oil & gas LTD, Cometos LTD and Zvezda-Energetika.
2003
VI General Assembly of the Northern Forum
April, Saint Petersburg, Russia
The sixth General Assembly signed and approved the Saint Petersburg Declaration (Russia).
New members of the Federation Council: the province of Oulu (Finland) and the city of Akureyri (Iceland)
New business partners: Circumpolar expedition, Cruise West, Empire SPb, Ilin-Tour, UNDER project development LLC, Inkom, world trade Alaska, Zvezda Energetika, Makarov " Clean Water", Global Information Technologies LLS, world Communications Center, Institute management and business technologies Krasnoyarsk state University technical University, Nienschanz and the newspaper “The Polar circle”
2005
VII General Assembly of the Northern Forum
June, Harbin, Heilongjiang province, China
The seventh General Assembly signed and approved the Harbin Declaration (China).
New business partners: Alaskan indigenous cultural heritage Center, Dani Almas, Nokia Shoe company, Promtechnology-Arctic, Seven Generations Consulting, Tuimaada-USA, International women's auto exhibitions”
The General Assembly of the Northern Forum, held in Heilongjiang province, 21 projects were approved in three programs: 15 of them were recommended as priority projects – "reindeer management", "Northern aviation", "circumpolar infrastructure", "New technologies for the North", "Business cooperation", "tourism Marketing in the North", "Healthy lifestyle", "Santa Claus and Santa Claus...", "Telemedicine", "waterfowl aviation Accounting", "brown bear population Management", "Youth EcoForum", "flood working group", "cooperation between Northern zoos", " changing snow cover»; the status of approved projects is assigned to "Sustainable tourism", "Languages of the North", "Management", "Cooperation between the media", and the "Save and preserve" Campaign.
2007
VIII General Assembly of the Northern Forum
September, Khanty-Mansiysk, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Yugra, Russia
The eighth General Assembly signed and approved the Khanty-Mansiysk Declaration (Russia).
New member of the Northern Forum: Kangwon province, Republic of Korea.
New business partners: Khanty-Mansiysk Bank, Ugra timber holding, Ferguson, Simek, Clark international, Yugoria state insurance company, Yugra TV and radio Company”, the agro-industrial complex Tiksi, the Patrimony of father Frost, the group “Intercontinental tunnel and railway across the Bering Strait "and SE" Executive Directorate of the generation Fund of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug-Yugra".
2009
IX General Assembly of the Northern Forum
September, Whitehorse, Yukon
The ninth General Assembly signed and approved the Declaration Of Whitehorse.
New member of the Northern Forum: Nunavut territory, Canada
New business partners: Denali Commission, and the company Aadland flint (Alaska, USA), Yukon cold climate innovation center (Yukon, Canada), Rockford lang international Consulting (Alberta. Canada)
2011
X General Assembly of the Northern Forum
June, Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province, South Korea
The Pyeongchang Declaration was signed in the tenth General Assembly (South Korea).
2013
XI General Assembly of the Northern Forum
October, Moscow, Russia
The chairmanship of the Northern Forum for 2013-2015 was approved.
2015
XII General Assembly of the Northern Forum
November, Yakutsk, Russia
In twelfth General Assembly The Yakutsk Declaration was signed.
2018
XIII General Assembly of the Northern Forum
November, Krasnoyarsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia
In thirteenth General Assembly The Krasnoyarsk Declaration was signed.
2021
XIV General Assembly of the Northern Forum
April, Naryan-Mar, Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia
In fourteenth General Assembly the Naryan-Mar Declaration was signed.
2023
XV General Assembly of the Northern Forum
July, Khanty-Mansiysk, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Yugra, Russia
In fifteen General Assembly The Khanty-Mansiysk Declaration was signed.
New member of the Northern Forum: Magadan Region, Khabarovsk Krai, Jewish Autonomous Region retirned to the Northern Forum.
New business partners: JSCB Almazergienbank JSC, Nord Power LLC - Urdel active recreation park and Teplorium LLC.
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The highest governing body of the Northern Forum is the Board of Governors, which in the 1990s was also called the Board of Directors. Since the beginning of the 21st century, the name Board of Governors has been adopted.
The Board is headed by a chairman. Depending on the number of member regions in certain periods, vice-chairmen are elected. At the beginning of history, there were 5 deputies by geography: North America, Northern Europe, Asia, Western and Eastern Russia. Currently, the Board of Governors elects one vice-chair.
In 1994, in recognition of the service of Alaska Governor Walter Hickel, the honorary position of Secretary General was created, in which he served until the end of his life.
The Northern Forum Advisory Council, which included former Northern Forum Chairs, also functioned for a time.
Chairman of the Northern Forum 1992-1994
Walter Joseph Hickel
Governor of the State of Alaska, USA, 1990-1994
Chairman of the Northern Forum 1994-1997
Sigbjørn Eriksen
Mayor of Nordland Province, Norway 1984-1997
Chairman of the Northern Forum 1997-2001
Mikhail Yefimovich Nikolayev
President of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Russia 1991-2001
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2001-2005
Hannele Pokka
Governor of Lapland Province, Finland 1994-2008
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2005-2009
Alexander Filipenko
Governor of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug.
Co-Chairman of the Northern Forum 2009-2011
Dennis Fentie
Premier of Yukon Territory, Canada 2002-2011
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2011-2015
Yegor Afanasyevich Borisov
President of the Republic of Saha (Yakutia), Russia 2010-2018
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2015-2017
Viktor Alexandrovich Tolokonsky
Governor of Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia 2014 - 2017
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2017-2018
Alexander Viktorovich Uss
Governor of Krasnoyarksy Krai, Russia 2017 – at present
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2018 - 2020
Alexander Vitalyevich Tsybulsky
Governor of Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia 2017 - 2020
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2020 - 2021
Yuri Vasilyevich Bezdudny
Governor of Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia 2020 – 2025
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2021 - 2022
Mika Riipi
County Governor of Lapland, Finland 2013 – at present
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2023 - 2024
Natalya Vladimirovna Komarova
Governor of Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug-Ugra, Russia 2010 – 2024
Chairman of the Northern Forum 2024 - at present
Ruslan Nikolaevich Kukharuk
Governor of Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug-Ugra, Russia 2024 – at present
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