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 You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.
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The Government aims at bringing the overall level of taxation back to the level of 2004. This is estimated to entail an increase in the tax level by some NOK 4.9 billion on an accrued basis compared to 2005, of which NOK 3.0 billion is included
Yesterday’s attacks underscore the need to intensify the international cooperation on combating terrorism and strengthen our dialogue with the countries of the Middle East,” said the Foreign Minister. (11.10)
Continued upswing in the Norwegian economy next year is expected to contribute to an improvement in the labour market. A broadly neutral fiscal policy stance is therefore maintained. The Government Amendment to the Budget for 2006 implies no
Norway will provide a further NOK 60 million in assistance to the victims of the earthquake in Pakistan. Norway’s total contribution to South Asia now amounts to NOK 240 million. (09.11)
Norway strongly deplore the excessive use of violence by the police, and that the Ethiopian authorities have arrested the entire leadership of the country’s largest opposition party and representatives of the trade unions and the media. (04.11)
Measures to stop illegal fishing of cod in the Barents Sea were the main topic at the 34 th> session of the Joint Norwegian-Russian Fisheries Commission. “I am very pleased that the Fisheries Commission has decided to give priority to this work
Pressemelding Nr.: 192/2005 Dato: 28 October 2005 New political advisor The Office of the Prime Minister has today appointed Ms. Magnhild Eia (44), secondary school teacher, Sokndal, as political advisor to Minister Åslaug Haga. The Government
Press release No.: 192/2005 Date: 28 October 2005 New state secretaries In today's session of the Council of State, the Crown Prince Regent has appointed the following state secretaries in the ministries: Ms. Liv Monica Bargem Stubholt (44),
I deeply deplore the Iranian President’s statement that the State of Israel should be wiped off the map. The statement is not only preposterous, it is contrary to widely accepted international jurisprudence, commented Mr Støre. (28.10)
Norway, the EU and the Faroe Islands have concluded a three-party Coastal States Agreement on mackerel for 2006.
Mr. Odd Roger Enoksen, Norwegian Minister of Petroleum and Energy met with Mr. Malcolm Wicks, UK Minister of State for Energy, in London today 26 October. (26.10.05)
The meeting will be chaired by UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Jan Egeland. UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan will make the opening speech. Sixteen states will be represented at political level. (26.10)
Press release No.: 191/2005 Date: 26 October 2005 New political advisor The Office of the Prime Minister has today appointed Mr. Roger Pedersen (33), press secretary, Oslo, as political advisor to Minister Øystein Djupedal. The Government represents
The new president’s first annual meeting with ministers from the Nordic-Baltic countries is taking place in Stockholm and serves as a political forum where the countries can discuss important development policy issues with the President. (21.10)
Winter is approaching. The relief workers are fighting against the clock. We all have an obligation to do whatever we can to save lives, International Development Minister Erik Solheim says. (21.10)
Ms. Utseth is living in Trondheim in the middle part of Norway. Before she was appointed state secretary of the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, Ms. Utseth worked as a Vice President HSE in the oil company Pertra. (21.10.05)
Press release No.: 188/2005 Date: 21. oktober 2005 New political advisors The Office of the Prime Minister has today appointed the following political advisors: Ms. Mina Gerhardsen (30), advisor, Oslo, to Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg Ms. Siri
Pressemelding Nr.: 187/2005 Dato: 21. oktober 2005 New state secretaries In today's session of the Council of State, the King has appointed the following state secretaries in the ministries: Ms. Kjersti Markusson (50), county councillor, Nordland,
The UN has since the organisation was established been a cornerstone of Norwegian foreign policy. It is the world’s only global arena for resolving conflicts and problems that require joint solutions. (20.10)
During his visit, Mr Solheim will discuss the relief efforts with the Pakistani authorities and the aid organisations. (20.10)