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 You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.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 have agreed to cancel NOK 69 million of the debt owed to Norway by the Republic of Ghana. The remaining debt, NOK 8 million, will be cancelled when the country has met its HIPC requirements. (25.06)
The labour conflict on the Norwegian continental shelf is brought to an end. The Government has decided to make use of compulsory arbitration to end the ongoing labour conflict between The Norwegian Oil Industry Association (OLF) and the
The Norwegian Minister of Fisheries Svein Ludvigsen invited salmon producing nations to a round table conference in Stavanger on 23 June in connection with the aquaculture business conference, AquaVision. - Governmental representatives discussed
Ms. Erna Solberg, Norway’s Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, hosted on 23 June 2004 a meeting in Bergen for Ministers and government officials responsible for asylum and migration matters in the five Nordic countries and
Press release No.: 73e/04 Date: 22.06.04 Contact: Sissel Edvardsen, +47 22 24 61 09 Norm prices for Norwegian crude oil 1st quarter 2004 The Petroleum Price Board (PPB) has set norm prices for Norwegian crude oil lifted in the 1st quarter of 2004.
Together with the Netherlands, the UK, Sweden, Germany, Denmark and Switzerland, Norway has drawn up a proposal for strengthening the UN’s work for development and human rights and making it more effective (23.06)
Thorhild Widvey has a degree from the College of Physical Education in Århus, Denmark. She has former work experience as marketing manager of the Rica hotels in Haugesund, project leader in Karmøy county administration and sports leader for
Oluf Ulseth has a Bachelor degree in Commerce from the Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration. Mr. Ulseth was state secretary of the Ministry of Trade and Industry from October 2001 until today.
Press release No.: 100/2004 Date: 18 June 2004 Changes in the Norwegian Government At a meeting of the Council of State at the Royal Palace today, the following changes were made in the Government: Mr Dagfinn Høybråten will step down as Minister of
Knut Arild Hareide has today been appointed Minister of Environment in Norway. He follows Børge Brende, who has become Minister of Trade and Industry. Hareide has been deputy leader of the Christian Democratic Party since May 2003. (18.06.04)
The Minister will be delivering Norway’s main statement and will also chair a high-level round table on trade and poverty. (15.06)
Norway is opening an embassy in Madagascar the 11. June with Hans Fredrik Lehne as ambassador. (11.06)
- The Government wants to make it easier to comply with tax, customs and excise regulations. At the same time it will be harder to circumvent the rules and evade taxes and customs and excise duties, says Minister of Finance Per-Kristian Foss. (
The Foreign Minister will attend former American President Ronald Reagan’s funeral. The funeral will take place in Washington, D.C., Friday, June 11. (11.06)
In connection with the 18 th> licensing round on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, 16 companies will receive offers to participate in 16 new production licenses. The companies will be offered participation in a total of 46 blocks or parts of
At a ceremony on Saturday 5 June in Nairobi, the two chief negotiators signed a declaration covering all the negotiated protocols relating to the peace process in Sudan, and committing the parties to ending the negotiations in the near future. (
”It is important that the seafood-producing nations work together counteract misleading and inaccurate information about foreign substances in seafood,” said Minister of Fisheries, Svein Ludvigsen in his speech to the North Atlantic Fisheries
We note with great concern that civilian aid workers are increasingly being targeted by elements seeking to destabilise the country, both from criminal groups and from groups with links to terrorist movements, says Foreign Minister Jan Petersen.
Press release No.: 93/2004 Date: 4. juni 2004 Change of state secretary in Ministry of Justice In today’s session of the Council of State the King has appointed Mr. Trond Prytz (58), chief constable, Steinkjer, as state secretary for the Minister of
Stine Lundin Andresen (45) was last week appointed director of the newly established joint secretariat in Brussels, which is to administer the mechanisms to reduse the economic and social disparities in the European Economic Area. (08.06)