Press Release

26 January 1998

Political advisors

Following the appointment by the Prime Minister’s Office of Ms. Aud Kvalbein (49), head of information, Oslo, as political advisor in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the list of political advisors is as follows (Chr. – the Christian Democratic Party , Cent. - the Centre Party and Lib. - the Liberal Party):

 

Office of the Prime Minister:
Mr. Gunnstein Instefjord (Chr.)
Ms. Randi Helene Gran Tørring (Chr.)

Ministry of Cultural Affairs:
Ms. Guri Jørstad (Cent.)
Mr. Steinar Ness (Cent.)

Ministry of Children and Family Affairs:
Mr. Inge Takle Mæstad (Chr.)
Ms. Elisabeth Angell (Chr.)

Ministry of Trade and Industry:
Mr. Hans Antonsen (Lib.)
Ms. Monica Rolfsen (Lib.)

Ministry of Foreign Affair, foreign affairs:
Mr. Roar Stangnes (Chr.)
Ms. Aud Kvalbein (Chr.)

Ministry of Fisheries:
Ms. Reidun Ann Støle (Cent.)

Ministry of Finance:
Mr. Terje Riis-Johansen (Cent.)

Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development:
Ms. Eva Lian (Cent.)

Ministry of Agriculture:
Ms. Brit Skjelbred (Chr.)

Ministry of Justice and the Police:
Mr. Hans Olav Syversen (Chr.)

Ministry of Labour and Government Administration:
Ms. Inger Lund Eikesdal (Lib.)

Ministry of Transport and Communications:
Mr. Atle Hamar (Lib.)
Mr. Tore Killingland (Lib.) - temporarily, not beyond 11 October 1998.

Ministry of Education, Research and Church Affairs:
Ms. Helene Langeland (Chr.)

Ministry of Defence:
Ms. Malin Stensønes (Chr.)

Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, social affairs:
Mr. Steinulf Tungesvik (Cent.)
Ms. Tove Kari Viken (Cent.)

Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, health affairs:
Ms. Kristin Ravnanger (Chr.)

Ministry of Oil and Energy:
Mr. Erlend Grimstad (Cent.)

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, international development and human rights:
Mr. Olav Kjørven (Chr.)

Ministry of the Environment:
Ms. Randi Øgrey (Lib.)

 

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