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Norway’s priorities for the upcoming session of the UNs General Assembly (UNGA73).
Norway has a leading role in the global efforts to promote clean and healthy oceans.
‘We will maintain a high level of humanitarian funding in the coming years, but changes in the world are making it necessary to rethink our priorities,’ said Minister of Foreign Affairs Ine Eriksen Søreide.
On 30 November, Norway takes over the presidency of the Mine Ban Treaty.
If we are to solve the greatest challenges of our time, we need more – not less – …
According to new figures, ODA-approved refugee expenses in Norway have dropped by …
This fall we have been lucky to work with these interns at the Norwegian Mission …
Representatives of almost 20 countries will be gathering in Oslo on 6 November to …
‘I am very pleased that the UN Secretary-General has given one of our foremost diplomats …
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.
Worldwide, one billion people are living in extreme poverty. We have a global responsibility to help people in need and contribute to long-term development and a more equitable world.
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.
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.
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