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Norden, becoming.

Aurora Center is a think tank creating pathways toward a more unified Norden. We honor the uniqueness of each Nordic country while amplifying their common Nordic light.

We work across borders, both physical and societal, to shape the future of the region as a whole.

O U R P R O J E C T S

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We build the practical groundwork for a more connected Norden – mapping the landscape, creating ecosystems, and supporting new efforts that move Nordic cooperation from idea to action.

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  • Gunnar Wetterberg

    "I share the Aurora Movement's vision of the potential benefits of Nordic unity. Not only will such unity bring about more security and prosperity. It will also deepen Nordic social and cultural values. I wish Aurora all success and a large following in the Nordic countries."


    – Author and Historian

  • Dan Smith

    “The world faces problems that can only be addressed through international cooperation. At the same time as the appetite for cooperation among the great powers and some medium powers has declined, how do we regain the habit of cooperation? It makes sense to start where the cooperative instinct reflects a core value. That is why the initiative of the Aurora Center is important and worth supporting.”

    – Director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)


  • Anne Berner

    ”In an increasingly multipolar world, the need for Nordic collaboration has never been more urgent. Fostering unified Nordic ecosystems in various domains, as Aurora does, can serve as a vital strategy for resilience and influence. By deepening ties and leveraging collective strengths, the Nordic countries can not only boost their global competitiveness but also assert a stronger political and moral leadership in Europe and beyond. ”

    – Former Minister, Business Executive & Board Professional

Read our manifesto

Our manifesto is a reflection on Nordic trust — where it comes from, what threatens it, and how a more unified Norden could preserve it for generations to come.