Historical archive
Published under: Stoltenberg's 2nd Government
In the Historical archive you will find information from previous governments such as press releases, news and speeches from previous government periods. You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.
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Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre underscored that the participation of almost two thirds of registered voters in yesterday’s parliamentary elections in Serbia was a solid vote of confidence in the country’s democratic forces.
Norwegian proposals on anti-dumping Issues related to Article 6.10, including “limited examination”, and Article 9.4 “all other’s rate” Proposal on issues relating to evidence, public notice and explanation of the determinations under Articles 6 and
Ms. Kari-Anne Opsal, political advisor in the Ministry of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs, has been appointed acting state secretary in the same ministry from 1 December and for the rest of the duration of Minister Pedersen's leave of absence.
In today's session of the Council of State the King has appointed Mr. Arvid Libak, political advisor, as state secretary to Minister of Health and Care Services Sylvia Brustad
The Norwegian Government allocates NOK 300 million to help achieving the UN's Millennium Development Goal 4, increasing the Government's total contribution to fight child mortality to a total of NOK 800 million a year.
Minister of International Development Erik Solheim will travel to Paris on Wednesday 7 June to take part in the launching of the French airline-ticket solidarity contribution for development. Mr Solheim will participate in a press conference,
Ten ministers from 9 Nordic and Baltic countries have confirmed their participation to the Ministerial meeting to be held November 7-8 2006 at Thorbjørnrud Hotel at Jevnaker, Norway to provide further progress of the co-operation in the
Norway is spearheading a joint protest together with the EU, the USA and Canada. The NRC was coordinator of the largest camp for internally displaced persons in South Darfur, and was primarily responsible for the protection of vulnerable groups.
In today's session of the Council of State the King has appointed Mr. Dag Terje Andersen, Member of Storting, as Minister of Trade and Industry.
"I extend my congratulations to Mohammad Yunus and Grameen Bank of Bangladesh who have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2006", says Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg.
State Secretary responsible for Culture, Church, Sports and coordinating the State budget relating to The Ministry of Culture and Church Affairs.
Last month Minister of International Development Erik Solheim launched the Policy Coherence Committee with 17 members who will take a new and critical look at how Norway’s policies affect development in poor countries. (10.01.07)
On 18 January 2007, the EU, the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Norway and Russia concluded an agreement on the management of the Norwegian spring-spawning herring fish stock. Norway has been allocated 61 per cent of the total allowable catch (TAC) for
The Government has decided to bring the EU decision to impose definitive anti-dumping measures on imports of Norwegian farmed salmon before the WTO Dispute Settlement Body. The Government’s decision is in line with a request by the fish-farming
The government is seriously addressing the problem of escaping fish. The Minister of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs appointed a dedicated Commission on Escapes from Aquacultures on 05.07.2006.
- It is positive that the case against Saddam Hussein has been resolved for the time being through the verdict handed down today. It is important that the defendants from the previous regime are being called to account for their crimes, and that
Norway condemns in the strongest terms the most recent incidents of violence in Sri Lanka. Altogether 519 people have been killed since December 2005. These include Muslims, Singhalese and Tamils. The continual attacks on civilians are
Head of Energy and Water Resources Department