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 You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.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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On 22 July 2011 a bomb exploded in the Government Office Complex in the center of Oslo killing eight people. Later that afternoon, 69 people were killed in a mass shooting on Utøya island.
Acting state secretary at the Office of the Prime Minister from 2 December 2022.
Appointed: 02/12/2022
Left: 16/10/2023
Kjetil Vevle is State Secretary for the Minister of Education.
Appointed: 02/12/2022
Appointed: 14/10/2021
Left: 26/10/2022
Berge Stang was appointed as a State Secretary in the Ministry of Culture by the King in Council on 7 May 2020.
Appointed: 07/05/2020
Left: 01/04/2021
Communicating Science and Technology 2006 Opening speech by Norwegian Minister of Education and Research, Øystein Djupedal. Tromsø, Norway 06.06.2006 It is truly an honour for me as the Norwegian Minister of Education and Research to welcome you to
Appointed: 01/12/2023
- The peace effort must be owned and driven by the Somalis themselves. Above all, the Somali leaders must let national interests lead the way, State Secretary Johansen said at a meeting organized by Somali Peace Initiative Group in Norway. (
Appointed: 10/02/2023
State Secretary Kjetil Skogrand's speech on human rights dialogue in Jakarta 27 April. "Norway and Indonesia, albeit from different points of departure, share an ambition to contribute to dialogue and peaceful solutions internationally", said
Norway has a long experience with environmental taxation. Taxes have been introduced to reduce environmentally harmful emissions to air and water, and to reduce the amount of waste generated.
The following statement was issued jointly by US, UK and Norway.
Adopted by the Government on 7 May 2020.
WHO is one of our most important global health partners. In 2019 Norway was the third-largest donor of core funding to the organisation. This year Norway is contributing NOK 256 million in mandatory and core funding to WHO.
Norway is seeking a seat as an elected member of the UN Security Council for the period 2021 - 2022.
The following statement was issued jointly by the Governments of the United States of America, the United Kingdom, and the Kingdom of Norway.