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 You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.
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Mr. President, Meeting here today, our mission should be: To pledge that we will never again allow the Balkans to become a source of conflict, ethnic hatred and war. Let the tragedy in Kosovo be the last. Let this Summit in Sarajevo be a symbol for
Mr. Mayor, ladies and gentlemen, At first glance Norway and Catalonia have little in common. At further scrutiny we are no strangers to one another. We share the enjoyment of the sea and of the mountains. We have both organised the Olympic Games.
- Thorbjørn Jagland - whom I have known and worked with for many years and whom I greatly respect - has clearly demonstrated over the years that he has the experience and the character that are needed to guide the Council of Europe in the years to
Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg in conversation with Bill and Merlinda Gates on key global issues.
Dear Chairman, IEA, CSLF and IGCCSI representatives, speakers and Peer Review Delegates. It is a great pleasure to introduce today’s Global Peer Review hosted by the IEA Working Party for Fossil Fuels as part of the G8-follow for the launch of the
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Foreign Minister Støre spoke to NATO's Parliamentary Assembly in Oslo: "As partners, NATO and Russia must confront not one another, but common threats. Be it regional instability, nuclear proliferation, resource scarcity or climate change - we are
Dinner speech at Nobel Jubilee Symposium Oslo, 9 December 1991 (pdf)
Address at Nobel Jubilee Symposium. Delivered on behalf of the Prime Minister by State Secretary Helga Hernes, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Oslo, 8 December 1991 (pdf)
Speech at Exportforum 1992 Brussels, 4 February 1992 (pdf)
Introduction to press conference Tokyo, 28 January 1992 (pdf)
Address at Norwegian shipping presentation Tokyo, 28 January 1992 (pdf)
Address at Norwegian Trade Council reception Tokyo, 28 January 1992 (pdf)
Espen Barth Eide deltok på NATOs parlamentarikerforsamlings konferanse i Oslo 22. mai, hvor han holdt innlegg om klaseammunisjon og Oslo-prosessen.
Speech by State Secretary Wenche Lyngholm, Ministry of Government Administration and Reform, at the PEPPOL-conference "Public Procurement for the Future".
I would like to say a few words of welcome to our guest tonight - the Prime Minister of Slovenia. Let me first say that it is a pleasure to wish you welcome on the occasion of the first official working visit of a Slovenian Prime Minister to Norway.
At this summit we share a vision of Europe where all European states have endorsed a comprehensive approach to security including economic, social and environmental concerns; where all European states respect OSCE-principles of democracy , basic
Ladies and gentlemen, First of all I would like to thank you for inviting me to this meeting. The information society is too important to ignore. Few other issues have a stronger impact on our lives than the digital revolution. The information