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Norway is maintaining a high level of support for humanitarian mine clearance in 2019, with an allocation of NOK 345 million.
‘The world is facing a number of challenges that are too great and complex for any one country to tackle alone, and must therefore be addressed through joint efforts.
The fifty-first meeting of the EEA Council took place in Brussels on 20 May 2019 under the Presidency of Mr Ștefan-Radu Oprea, Minister for Business Environment, Commerce and Entrepreneurship of Romania, representing the Presidency of the Council of
Work-related crime has serious consequences for workers, enterprises and for society …
Declaration by 40 ambassadors in Brussels on the occasion of the Belgian Pride Parade …
Plast i naturen er et aktuelt tema om dagen. Miljøråd Hege Rooth Olbergsveen ved …
A Norwegian-led resolution on environmental human rights defenders was adopted by …
Statement by Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the celebration of the anniversary of …
Large parts of Norway lie north of the Arctic Circle. Sound management of the abundant Arctic resources is high on Norway’s agenda. This requires global cooperation based on scientific knowledge and international law.
Climate change and environmental damage are two of the most dramatic challenges facing the world today. Many countries are already feeling the effects of climate change. In our part of the world, the changes in the Arctic region are particularly dramatic and worrying.
The growing world population will need more and more food and energy. Sustainable use of marine resources will help to meet this demand.
The security challenges facing the world are becoming increasingly complex. Norway will meet these challenges through its strong commitment to NATO, its broad engagement in peace and reconciliation efforts and through international cooperation.
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