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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
Norway is opening an embassy in Madagascar the 11. June with Hans Fredrik Lehne as ambassador. (11.06)
The WTO conducted a trade policy review of Norway on 11 and 13 October and commended the country among other things on its liberal trade regime, its macroeconomic policies and its management of natural resources. (15.10)
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Einar Steensnæs, Minister for Petroleum and Energy, and Spencer Abraham, Secretary of Energy. (23.05.04)
Today, the Government presents a white paper to Stortinget (the Parliament) on reform of the Norwegian pension system. The report is based on the work carried out by the Pension Commission, which submitted its recommendations on 13 January 2004,
The new press spokesperson has a graduate degree (cand. polit.) in political science from the University of Oslo, and she has worked the last two years as an adviser at the Foreign Minister’s secretariat. (29.11)
(6 May 2004) From this summer Norway will place a number of helicopters at the disposal of KFOR in Kosovo. This contribution includes four Bell helicopters together with a support element of 60-70 personnel.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) presented its economic survey of Norway today. The survey gives a comprehensive analysis of the Norwegian economy. (08.03.2004)
(7 May 2004) The Government intends to extend beyond 1 July Norway’s contribution of staff officers serving in the British and Polish sectors in Iraq. The engineer company now in Iraq will conclude its mission as planned on 30 June after one
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
Information de presse No.: 89/2005 Date: 25 avril 2005 Premier ministre norvégien inaugure la station de recherche marine la plus septentrionale au monde Le 1 er> juin, le Premier ministre de Norvège, M. Kjell Magne Bondevik, inaugurera la station
-Norway is heavily engaged in developing technologies for carbon capture and storage. (14.10.05)
Norway takes part in EXPO, Aichi 2005 through a joint Nordic pavilion. The themes of the pavilion are energy, the sea, the forest, Nordic society and lifestyle, and design. (11 April 2005)
Norway will introduce the extra duty as from 15.12.03, if the US fails to lift its safegard measures. (28.11.03)
Press release No.: 20B/2003 Date: 18.03.03 A possible merger between Den norske Bank and Gjensidige Nor needs to be carefully assessed In a letter to the Norwegian Competition Authority today, Minister of labour and government administration, Mr.
- President Arafat is the elected leader of the Palestinians, and cannot be removed on the basis of a decision made by the Israeli cabinet, says the Minister. (15.09.03)
- Norway welcomes the UN Security Council Presidential Statement on Sudan, in which the Security Council clearly states that it supports the peace negotiations and looks forward to the rapid conclusion of a peace agreement. (13.10.03)
Norwegian Minister of International Development says that the MoU has had a positive effect on the Sudan peace negotiations. It has helped to bring the military situation under control and avoid further escalation. (18.03.03)
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)
Press release No.: 93/2003 Date: 1 July 2003 Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to visit Norway 16 July The Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. Ariel Sharon, has accepted an invitation from Prime Minister Kjell Magne Bondevik to visit Norway. The visit will take