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Norway has a vibrant arts and culture sector that has deep historical roots. Today, as in the past, many Norwegian artists and other cultural professionals find inspiration beyond Norway’s national borders.
The Arctic is changing. Climate change and melting sea ice are creating challenges but also opportunities in the north. International cooperation is more important than ever.
Open Call: Strengthening EU integration in Serbia and Montenegro
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Montenegro and the Norwegian Embassy in Belgrade will organize a joint info-session on Tuesday, 27 June starting at 9.00h in Congress Hall of the old Government building in Jovana Tomasevica street.
As we mark the World Refugee Day today, Norway continues providing assistance to those in need — refugees from the 1990s wars in former Yugoslavia and migrants affected by wars in the Middle East.
With their joint forces, Norwegians and Serbs in Norway have prepared a rich programme on the occasion of the 75th anniversary since the arrival of the first Yugoslav prisoners of war to German Nazi camps in Norway.
As Norway marks the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the first Yugoslav prisoners of war, Dragan Rodic recalls memories of his ancestor who survived and returned to Serbia.
On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Beisjord tragedy, a group of artist from Serbia, Macedonia and Norway have created a video-performance and built a temporary monument at Øvre Jernvannet in Narvik.
