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 You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.
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Statement by Ms Hilde F. Johnson, Minister of International Development, at the Nobel Symposium, Oslo, 13.10.03. (13.10.03)
The digital economy: the importance off systems and network security by State Secretary Oluf Ulseth (pdf) location.replace("/archive/nhdvedlegg/01/08/Ulset066.pdf")
The Norwegian government submitted a Proposition to the Storting on the enlargement of the European Economic Area (EEA). The Proposition describes the results of the negotiations on the enlargement of the EEA and the conditions for co-operation
The World Day against the Death Penalty is being arranged for the first time on 10 October 2003 on the initiative of the World Coalition against the Death Penalty, an international coalition of human rights organisations. (10.10.03)
Representatives of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) plan to visit Norway on 14-17 October. (10.10.03)
Press release No.: 134/2003 Date: 10 October 2003 “Nobel Committee has its finger on the world’s pulse,” says Norway’s Prime Minister “In awarding this year’s Peace Prize to Shirin Ebadi, the Norwegian Nobel Committee has its finger on the world’s
The award of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize to the Iranian lawyer and human rights champion is a recognition of her long-standing efforts to promote democratic development and human rights in Iran. (10.10.03)
On 8 October, at 19.00 Norwegian time, Her Majesty Queen Sonja of Norway opened the new Norwegian Portal on the Internet. The event took place during the seminar on tourism being held in São Paulo in connection with the state visit of The King
Opening by the Norwegian Minister of Fisheries Svein Ludvigsen - Seminar on Aquaculture - Sao Paulo - Brazil, 8 October 2003
The National Budget 2004: The Government will pursue an aggressive environmental and resource policy based on the goals of sustainable development. (08.10.03)
Press release No.: 167/03 Date: 08.10.2003 Increase in Norwegian development assistance towards the 1 per cent target In accordance with its plan to increase Norwegian development assistance to one per cent of GNI, the Government is proposing to
Today the Government proposed a defence budget for 2004 amounting to NOK 29.4 billion. This represents the same budget level as the 2003 budget. The Government is thus, in their third year in office, advancing on a continuing high budget level
A neutral fiscal stance has facilitated an aggressive monetary policy which is expected to boost the private sector of the economy. Real growth in fiscal budget (central government) expenditures is estimated at 2 per cent in 2004. (08.10.2003)
In the proposed budget for 2004 the Norwegian Government increases the grant for research and development in the petroleum sector with 28.5 million Norwegian kroner (NOK). (08.10.03)
The project funding for energy efficiency and renewable energy production is proposed to increase in 2004.(08.10.03)
The average production of Norwegian crude oil is expected to be 2.9 million barrels per day in 2003. Approximately the same level is expected for 2004.(08.10.03)
The Norwegian Government increases the efforts to develop carbon capture technologies by NOK 30 million in the proposed state budget for 2004. (08.10.03)
The Ministry of Petroleum and Energy proposes expenditures of 22.56 billion Norwegian kroner (NOK) and income of NOK 81 billion in the 2004 budget (08.10.03)
Press release No.: 168/03 Date: 08.10.2003 Government Budget The Foreign Ministry’s Budget for 2004 Humanitarian assistance and peace efforts The Government submitted a budget to the Storting today proposing that allocations for humanitarian