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 You will also find outdated current affairs from the sitting government. In addition the archive contains documents where the content is no longer valid, such as expired circulars.
Content that has been moved to the archive will not be updated and the information is therefore exclusively of an historical nature.
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We met in Greenland last time for the Arctic foreign minister meeting, illustrating that that is a new part of the world where we need good political stewardship to manage resources, look after the environment, and keep security and low tension.
By reporting on ordinary people’s struggles, dreams and visions for the future, the media can empower voiceless groups in society, Foreign Minister Støre said in his speech to the winners of Fritt Ord's and Zeit-Stiftung's press awards 2011.
Paris, 1 September 2011.
"The situation in the US and Europe is serious. Increased uncertainty and a somewhat more pessimistic outlook for economic growth in Europe and the US will influence also activity in the Nordic countries", said State Secretary Roger Schjerva.
“There are undercurrents in our society, in Norway and in Europe, that still promote discrimination and hatred, people who are still prejudiced against Jews, Muslims, the Roma, and the gays”, read Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støres op-ed in Yedioth
In this publication you can read about Norway’s environmental targets and what we are doing to reach them.
“Our chairmanship will be characterised by continuity and adaptation. The cooperation must continue to be a major instrument for building an area of stability, confidence and sustainable development in Northern Europe", Foreign Minister Støre said.
Collective defence in today's security environment. Article V, credibility and changing environments. Address by Mr. Espen Barth Eide, Deputy Minister of Defence.
This conference will address three themes, first the valuation of biodiversity and ecosystem services, secondly biodiversity and climate change and thirdly a post 2010 vision and targets for the Pan European region.
At the Clarion Royal Hotel Oslo 6th of june Organized by Musu Kangbeng Kafo (MKBK)
Norway has received international accolade for our work on entrepreneurship in education.
"It is important, it is right, and it is time that the Afghans take over the main responsibility for their own country. I am convinced that the timing is as good as it ever can be. Besides this has been the overriding goal for the transition and for
- Third, it is imperative to address the emerging threats posed by the social, economic, and environmental determinants of health, as well as the growing burden of non-communicable diseases, writes the Foreign Minister together with six other
The Minister of Health and Care Services is responsible for government policy related to hospitals, municipal health care services, preventive measures, psychiatric health and drug addiction.
Appointed: 16/10/2013
Left: 14/10/2021
The Minister of Defence is responsible for the formation and implementation of Norwegian security and defence policy.
The Minister of Agriculture and Food is responsible for implementing the Government's policy concerning agriculture and food.
The Minister of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs Helga Pedersen’s opening adress at the international conference on marine affairs and the Law of the Sea: "World Ocean in Globalization: Challenges for Marine Regions", 21 August 2008, in Oslo.
- Norway has come to Geneva to contribute constructively to the process of establishing modalities for agriculture and NAMA as this is an important and necessary step towards a comprehensive Doha deal, Foreign Minister Støre said in his statement in
Ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to Svalbard. And welcome to Ny-Ålesund! “Nor-way” actually means “the way to the North” in the old Norwegian language. And this really is the High North. Next stop is the North Pole.