Støre Cabinet

The executive power of the government of Norway is headed by Jonas Gahr Støre. Støre's time in power started in 2021.

On October 14, the cabinet was formed by politicians from two political parties: the Labour party and the Centre Party. The cabinet has (as of 2024) 20 ministers, 56 state secretaries and 21 advisors.

The foreign relations have resulted in a meeting between
- Russia's foreign minister and prime minister Støre, in Norway in October 2021.

## Ministers (or members of the Cabinet)

|Position|Name||||
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Prime minister|Jonas Gahr Støre|style="padding:0;"||His time in power started on October 14, 2021.|
|Finance minister|Jens Stoltenberg|style="padding:0;"||Since February 2025|
|Foreign minister|Espen Barth Eide|style="padding:0;"||Since 2023|
|Justice and public security minister|Astri Aas-Hansen|style="padding:0;"||Since February 2025|
|Trade and industry minister|Cecilie Myrseth|style="padding:0;"||Since 2024|
|Transport and communications minister|Jon-Ivar Nygård|style="padding:0;"||Since 2021|
|Labour, social affairs, and integration|||Since 2023||
|Energy minister ("Oil and energy minister" was the name until 2024)|Terje Aasland|style="padding:0;"||The office is held by Labour Party politicians (while the Støre Cabinet is in power).|
|Health and care services minister|Jan Christian Vestre|style="padding:0;"||Since 2024|
|Culture and equality minister, sometimes called "Culture minister"|Lubna Jaffery|style="padding:0;"||Since 2023|
|Climate and the Environment minister|Andreas Bjelland Eriksen|style="padding:0;"||The man that [acted] as minister (October [thru December] 2024) is Tore O. Sandvik. The office is held by Labour Party politicians.|
|Defense minister|Tore O. Sandvik|style="padding:0;"||Since February 2025|
|Local government and modernisation minister|Kjersti Stenseng|style="padding:0;"||Since February 2025|
|Higher education and research minister|Sigrun Aasland|style="padding:0;"||Since February 2025.|
|Education minister|Kari Nessa Nordtun|style="padding:0;"||Since 2023|
|Agriculture and food minister|Nils Kristen Sandtrøen|style="padding:0;"|||
|"Family minister", or Children and families minister|Lene Vågslid|style="padding:0;"||Since February 2025|
|International development minister|Anne Beathe Tvinnereim|style="padding:0;"||Since 2021|
|Fisheries minister|Marianne Sivertsen Næss|style="padding:0;"||Since 2024|
|Digitalisation and Public governance minister|Karianne Tung|style="padding:0;"||Since 2023|

### Old information

|Position|Name||||
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Finance minister|Trygve Slagsvold Vedum|style="padding:0;"||2021 until February 2025|
|Justice minister|Emilie Enger Mehl|style="padding:0;"||2021 until February 2025. She was chosen from one of the districts of Innlandet county, to become a  member of parliament.|
|Defense minister|Bjørn Arild Gram|style="padding:0;"||Until February 2025|
|"Family minister", or Children and families minister|Kjersti Toppe|style="padding:0;"||2021 until February 2025|
|Agriculture and food minister|Geir Pollestad|style="padding:0;"||Until February 2025|
|Trade and industry minister|Jan Christian Vestre|style="padding:0;"||Since 2021|
|Fisheries minister|Cecilie Myrseth|style="padding:0;"|||
|Higher education and research minister|Oddmund Løkensgard Hoel|style="padding:0;"||From 2024 [to February 2025].|
|Health and care services minister|Ingvild Kjerkol|style="padding:0;"||Resigned in April 2024. Earlier that month her master's thesis (became _no longer approved_, or) was annulled; The reason for that was plagiarism. She came into office in 2021.|
|Higher education and research minister|Sandra Borch|style="padding:0;"||She left office in January 2024.|
|Education minister|Tonje Brenna|style="padding:0;"||Since 2021|
|Climate and the Environment minister|Espen Barth Eide|style="padding:0;"||In office, from 2021 to 2023|
|Agriculture and food minister|Sandra Borch|style="padding:0;"||Since 2021|
|Foreign minister|Anniken Huitfeldt|style="padding:0;"||In office, from 2021 to 2023; In October 2021, Russia's foreign minister and Huitfeldt placed flowers near the grave of Soviet soldiers, in Tromsø; Afterwards foreign minister Lavrov and Huitfeldt had bilateral talks.|
|Labour, social affairs, and integration|Hadia Tajik|style="padding:0;"||Was in office from 2021|
|Culture and equality minister, sometimes called "Culture minister"|Anette Trettebergstuen|style="padding:0;"||In office, from 2021 to 2023|
|Defense minister|Odd Roger Enoksen|style="padding:0;"||Was in office from 2021; He comes from Nordland county.|
|Local government and modernisation minister|Bjørn Arild Gram|style="padding:0;"||Was in office from 2021|
|Energy minister ("Oil and energy minister" was the name until 2024)|Marte Mjøs Persen|style="padding:0;"||Was in office since 2021|
|Higher education and research minister|Ola Borten Moe|style="padding:0;"||Was in office from 2021; He resigned.|
|Fisheries minister|Bjørnar Skjæran|style="padding:0;"||Was in office from 2021|
||Sigbjørn Gjelsvik|style="padding:0;"||Was in office from 2021|

## Related pages

- Cabinet