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 You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.
Content that has been moved to the archive will not be updated and the information is therefore exclusively of an historical nature.
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The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No. 33/02 Date: 15 February 2002 Labour under 20 per cent (Aftenposten) The Labour Party is now the country’s third largest party, behind both the Conservatives and the Progress
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No. 32/02 Date: 14 February 2002 Government considers further defence cuts (Aftenposten) Defence Minister Kristin Krohn Devold is considering further cuts in defence spending.
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No.31/02 Date: 13 February 2002 Royal wedding clashes with exam day (Aftenposten) This year’s final exams for 56,000 secondary school pupils could be switched to a new date. The
"Environmental questions need to get a higher international profile. A High Commissioner for the Environment could help achieving this, the Minister of Environment said in Cartagena yesterday. Read the statement.(14.02.02)
Press release No.: 40/2001 Date: 26.04.01 Contacts: Nina Bjerkedal, phone + 47 22 24 45 07/Stig Sollund, phone +47 22 24 44 74 PROPOSAL FOR PETROLEUM TAXATION AMENDMENT The Ministry of Finance will tomorrow, Friday, present a proposal on amendments
A Sustainable Future Needs Sustainable Cities Minister of the Environment Børge Brendes speach at the ICLEI Conference, Oslo, 10 February 2002 (the text must be controlled against the actual speach) ----- Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to Norway. It
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No. 29/02 Date: 11 February 2002 Anti-terrorism insurance to become compulsory (Dagsavisen) The insurance industry believes that all Norwegians should carry anti-terrorism
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No. 28/02 Date: 8 February 2002 To Norway without ID papers (Aftenposten) Almost 15,000 people sought asylum in Norway last year. 84 per cent of them, or around 12,000 people,
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No. 27/02 Date: 7 February 2002 No cash benefit cut for immigrant mothers (Dagsavisen) The rules governing the additional cash benefit for children under three will probably be
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No. 26/02 Date: 6. February 2002 Good intentions but little action (Aftenposten) Eight out of ten Norwegian managers say they think it is important to take positive action to
Breakfast lecture by Minister of International Development, Ms. Hilde F. Johnson, at Carnegie Council, New York, February 4, 2002
Norway will continue to do its utmost to ensure that the European security and defence policy is a success. An important measure of this success will lie in the reconfirmation of the transatlantic ties, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jan Petersen
Press release No.: 10/2002 Date: 1 February 2002 New political advisor in the Ministry of Agriculture The Office of the Prime Minister has appointed Mr. Geir Olsen (37), general secretary, Oslo, as political advisor in the Ministry of Agriculture
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No. 23/02 Date: 1 February 2002 NOK 170 million in Mid-East aid up in smoke (Aftenposten) Norway has decided to change its foreign aid policy in the Middle East. The move
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo Press Division Norway Daily No. 22/02 Date: 31 January 2002 Coalition partners block Minister over gas-fired power stations (Aftenposten) Petroleum and Energy Minister Einar Steensnæs attempted to