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 You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.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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Senior officials of the five coastal States of the Arctic Ocean - Canada, Denmark/Greenland, the Russian Federation, the United States of America and Norway - met on 22 June 2010 in Oslo to hold informal discussions on their particular
The Arctic merits - and receives - increasing consideration from many states, for ecological, economic and geopolitical reasons. We welcome this. Developments in the Arctic have global ramifications. Global actors have legitimate interests in the
Der Geist des Wiener Kongresses, wo grosse Mächte das Schicksal Europas bestimmten, hat keinen Platz mehr in der heutigen Staatenwelt. Dem Zusammenschluss der G-20 mangelt es an Legitimität, seine Zusammensetzung ist willkürlich. Veränderungen sind
Let me offer a few leads on why and how my Government gives priority to peace and reconciliation: Because it is in our national interest: Globalisation brings the impact of conflicts elsewhere in the world onto our doorsteps, Foreign Minister Støre
"Interest in the Arctic region is growing fast, in Norway and internationally. This is a region where things are changing very fast. Only a few years ago, even the Arctic states tended to ignore the region”, Foreign Minister Støre said in his speech
- The research community now has the important task of integrating the IPY findings into comprehensive but accessible analyses that can be put to practical use in policy-making, minister Støre stated in his speech at the International Polar Year
The implementation of the Government’s High North Strategy, which was presented in Tromsø almost exactly two years ago, is being followed up in a number of areas. Two of the areas stand out due to their cross-sectoral nature. One is the strategy’s
Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre’s address was based on the following points.
Norway has received international accolade for our work on entrepreneurship in education.
Read the statement by State Secretary Håkon Arald Gulbrandsen at the World Climate Conference 3 in Geneva.
By Former State Secretary for International Development Håkon Arald Gulbrandsen
Download the presentation. (pdf)
In Norway, The Ministry of Finance is responsible for coordinating the Government’s work on Sustainable Development. Green investments - investments in energy efficiency, renewable energy and the development of new technology for capture and
"Detention of Suu Kyi will not stand", Norway's Prime Minister says (pdf)
- Much of Norway’s cultural cooperation with foreign countries takes place on a small scale yet is effective on a large scale. A long list exists of small and large projects involving Norwegian exhibitions, cooperation and interaction with cultural
On 28 March 2008, the Norwegian Government appointed a Commission to propose amendments to the Children Act concerning establishment and change of paternity and maternity, etc. The purpose is to adapt the Act to the major social and technological
The article in FT of september 1th - ”Norwegian state fund in $4bn green push”- requires a clarification.
Opening speech Aqua Nor 2009 Minister of Fisheries and Coastal affairs Helga Pedersen Trondheim Tuesday 18 August
Speech by State Secretary Wenche Lyngholm, Ministry of Government Administration and Reform, at the PEPPOL-conference "Public Procurement for the Future".
- The NRC should be an arena for frank discussions. Disagreements - past, current and future - should not prevent us from having a meaningful and substantial dialogue on issues of importance to the security of all NRC members, Foreign Minister Støre
Ladies and Gentlemen, In the bad old days of the Cold War, I was told a story of an unfortunate East bloc interpreter: A prominent guest from a former major communist power had been tasked with giving a dinner speech during a visit to a small