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I am impressed by the way Seychelles has taken responsibility for fighting piracy.
Jeg er imponert over måten Seychellene har tatt ansvar på for å bekjempe piratvirksomhet.
This MoU will enable us to enhance our cooperation further,” he added.
Med denne avtalen kan vi jobbe enda bedre sammen, legger han til.
The MoU sets out clearly that arrested pirates must be treated in accordance with fundamental human rights.
Intensjonsavtalen gir klare retningslinjer for at pågrepne pirater skal behandles i tråd med grunnleggende menneskerettigheter.
Norway is one of the largest donors to the UN’s programmes of prison construction and modernisation in Puntland and Somaliland.
Norge er en av de største giverne til FNs bygging og modernisering av fengsler i Puntland og Somaliland.
Norway is also helping to train prison officers and supporting reform of legislation on prisons.
Norge bistår også med opplæring av fengselspersonell og reform av fengselslovgivning.
While he was in Seychelles, Mr Holmås visited a modern prison supported by Norway, which currently houses around 60 pirates.
På Seychellene besøkte Holmås et norskstøttet moderne fengsel som for tiden huser rundt 60 pirater.
All the convicted pirates he spoke to expressed the desire to serve their sentence in their home country in order to be near their families and friends.
I samtale med domfelte pirater, uttrykte samtlige at de ønsket å sone i hjemlandet for å være nærmere sine pårørende.
Mr Holmås also visited the Supreme Court and the Regional Anti-Piracy Prosecutions and Intelligence Co-ordination Centre (RAPPICC), to which Norway contributes an investigator through Interpol.
Holmås besøkte også Høyesterett og det regionale etterforsknings- og koordineringssenteret for piratkriminalitet (Rappicc), der Norge bidrar med en etterforsker gjennom Interpol.
In his meetings with Minister of Home Affairs Joël Morgan and Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean-Paul Adam, Mr Holmås discussed the risk of piracy increasing again if the international community steps down its efforts at sea.
I møter med innenriksminister Joël Morgan og utenriksminister Jean-Paul Adam diskuterte Holmås risikoen for at piratvirksomheten vil blomstre opp igjen, dersom det internasjonale samfunnet trapper ned innsatsen til sjøs.
The day before his visit to Seychelles, Mr Holmås was in Mogadishu, where he signed a memorandum of understanding with the Somali authorities on further development cooperation.
Dagen i forveien var Holmås i Mogadishu der han inngikk en intensjonsavtale om videre utviklingssamarbeid med myndighetene i Somalia.
Norway enters into agreement on development cooperation with Somalia
Norge inngår avtale om utviklingssamarbeid med Somalia
Report to the Storting on Full-Scale Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
Stortingsmelding om fullskala CO2-håndtering
Planning of full scale CCS at Mongstad continues
Fullskalarensing står fast: Helserisiko skal avklares
“Norway is providing NOK 460 million in response to the UN appeal for emergency relief for Syria.
- Norge gir 460 millioner kroner til FNs nødhjelpsappell for Syria.
The money will be used to help victims of the conflict in both Syria and its neighbouring countries.
Pengene vil gå til å hjelpe ofrene for konflikten både i Syria og nabolandene.
Funding has also been set aside for projects to increase the neighbouring countries’ capacity to deal with the large number of Syrian refugees,” said Foreign Minister Børge Brende.
Det er også satt av midler til prosjekter som skal styrke nabolandenes evne til å håndtere det store antallet syriske flyktninger, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
The second international High-Level Pledging Conference for Syria is being held today in Kuwait.
I dag avholdes den andre internasjonale giverlandskonferansen for Syria i Kuwait.
The crisis in Syria is affecting increasing numbers of people.
Krisen i Syria rammer stadig flere mennesker.
It is estimated that more than 130 000 have been killed in the conflict since it erupted in 2011.
Det anslås at over 130.000 mennesker er drept i konflikten som har pågått siden 2011.
Norway is among the largest donors of humanitarian aid in response to the conflict in Syria.
Norge er i dag blant de største humanitære bidragsyterne i forbindelse med konflikten i Syria.
“There is a dire need for help, both among people living in Syria and among refugees in the neighbouring countries.
- Hjelpebehovene både for befolkningen inne i Syria og for flyktningene i nabolandene er enorme.
The High-Level Pledging Conference in Kuwait is being held one week ahead of the planned international peace conference for Syria (Geneva II) in Montreux on 22 January.
Giverlandsmøtet i Kuwait kommer en uke før den planlagte internasjonale konferansen for Syria (Genève II) i Montreux 22. januar.
“The war in Syria must be brought to an end.
- Krigen i Syria må stoppes.
Norway contributed NOK 635 million in humanitarian aid to victims of the war in Syria in 2013.
Norge bidro i 2013 med 635 millioner kroner i humanitær hjelp til ofrene for konflikten i Syria.
Statement at the International Humanitarian Pledging Conference for Syria
Innlegg på giverlandskonferansen for Syria
Norway contributes US$ 61 million to the UN’s Emergency Response Fund
Norge gir 380 millioner kroner til FNs nødhjelpsfond
All the debt being cancelled originates from the Norwegian Ship Export Campaign (1976–80).
Heile gjelda som vert sletta, stammar frå den norske skipseksportkampanjen (1976–80).
Norwegian Government cancels Sierra Leone’s debt
Regjeringa ettergjev heile den gjelda Sierra Leone har til Noreg
Click on the image to download the report (pdf)
Klikk på bildet for å laste ned rapporten (pdf)
See OECD's website (link: http://www.oecd.org/migration/).
Sjå OECD si nettside: http://www.oecd.org/migration/
Download
Rapporten
Download the report (pdf)
Last ned rapporten (pdf)
Statistical annexes
Vedlegg
Annex A (pdf) Annex A (Excel)
Annex A (pdf) Annex A (Excel)
Annex B (pdf) Annex B (Excel)
Annex B (pdf) Annex B (Excel)
Norway and Afghanistan sign Agreement on Strategic Partnership
Norge og Afghanistan inngår samarbeidsavtale
Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg and Afghan President Hamid Karzai today signed an agreement on strategic partnership between Norway and Afghanistan.
Statsminister Jens Stoltenberg og Afghanistans president Hamid Karzai undertegnet i dag en samarbeidsavtale mellom Norge og Afghanistan.
“In my talks with President Karzai today, I stressed that Norway intends to provide long-term support for Afghanistan.
- I min samtale med president Karzai i dag, understreket jeg at Norge vil være en langsiktig støttespiller for Afghanistan.
We will therefore continue our civilian assistance to the country, even after the period leading up to 2014 when we will be winding down our military contribution,” Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide commented.
Derfor opprettholder vi den sivile bistanden, også etter at det militære bidraget trappes ned frem mot 2014, sier utenriksminister Espen Barth Eide.
The agreement between Norway and Afghanistan is based on mutual commitments.
Avtalen er basert på gjensidige forpliktelser.
The agreement reaffirms the framework agreed on by the international community and Afghanistan at the Bonn and Tokyo conferences.
Avtalen bekrefter rammene det internasjonale samfunn og Afghanistan ble enige om på konferansene i Bonn og Tokyo.
Good governance and efforts to combat corruption are therefore an important part of the agreement,” Mr Eide said.
Godt styresett og korrupsjonsbekjempelse utgjør derfor en viktig del av avtalen, sier Eide.
Afghanistan has long been high on Norway’s agenda, in both military and civilian terms.
Afghanistan har lenge vært et av Norges viktigste innsatsområder både militært og sivilt.
Norway will continue to provide an annual allocation of NOK 750 million to the country until 2017.
Norge vil opprettholde den årlige støtten på 750 millioner kroner frem til 2017.
“The Afghan people deserve a better future.
- Afghanerne fortjener en bedre fremtid.
First and foremost, this is the responsibility of the Afghan authorities, but they will continue to need help and aid from other countries, including Norway,” Mr Eide said.
Dette er først og fremst afghanske myndigheters ansvar, men de vil fortsatt trenge internasjonal hjelp og bistand, også fra Norge, sier utenriksministeren.
President Karzai and Foreign Minister Eide also discussed developments in the political reconciliation process in Afghanistan, as well as developments in the regional dialogue, including between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Presidenten og utenriksministeren diskuterte også utviklingen langs det politiske forsoningssporet i Afghanistan, samt utviklingen i den regionale dialogen, blant annet med Pakistan.
Agreement on strategic partnership between Norway and Afghanistan (pdf)
Avtalen mellom Norge og Afghanistan (pdf)
Talks between Stoltenberg and Karzai on the future of Afghanistan
Stoltenberg og Karzai i samtaler om Afghanistans fremtid
"We share a common responsibility to promote the realisation of a two-state solution.
– Vi har et felles ansvar for å bidra til at tostatsløsningen blir en realitet.
After three years spent strengthening Palestinian institutions and with strong economic growth, the Palestinians are now facing a severe economic crisis.
Etter tre år med styrking av palestinske institusjoner og sterk økonomisk vekst, står palestinerne nå overfor en akutt økonomisk krise.
This is largely due to a combination of the effects of the occupation, a reduction in donor contributions and the fact that Palestinian revenues have been lower than anticipated.
Dette skyldes i hovedsak en kombinasjon av okkupasjonens virkninger, lavere giverbidrag og lavere palestinske inntekter enn forventet.
"At the meeting the donors confirmed that they would continue to promote financial stability during this difficult period.
– Giverne har i møtet bekreftet at de vil fortsette å bidra til finansiell stabilitet i en vanskelig situasjon.
At the same time there was agreement that sustainable development can only be achieved if Israel eases restrictions on access to land.
Samtidig er det enighet om at kun lettelser i okkupasjonens stengningsregime kan skape bærekraftig utvikling.
It is crucial to ensure access to land, water and other resources in Israeli controlled areas of the West Bank," said Mr Eide.
Tilgang til land, vann og andre ressurser i israelskkontrollerte områder på Vestbredden er avgjørende, sier utenriksminister Espen Barth Eide.
In the reports from the IMF, the World Bank and the UN that were presented at the meeting, it was emphasised that the Israeli authorities must improve the overall framework for Palestinian business activities on the West Bank, including in East Jerusalem, and in Gaza.
I rapportene fra IMF, Verdensbanken og FN som ble presentert under møtet, ble det understreket at israelske myndigheter må legge bedre til rette for palestinsk næringsvirksomhet på Vestbredden inkludert Øst-Jerusalem og i Gaza.
"The Palestinians must continue their economic reforms, but these reforms alone cannot be expected to improve the economic situation," said Mr Eide.
– Palestinerne må fortsette sine økonomiske reformer, men det kan ikke forventes at resultatene fra reformarbeidet vil kunne bedre den økonomiske situasjonen alene, sier Eide.
The AHLC reaffirmed its conclusion that the Palestinian Authority has the necessary institutions in place to form a Palestinian state.
Giverlandsgruppen opprettholdt konklusjonen om at palestinske myndigheter er institusjonelt rede til å danne en palestinsk stat.
The UN, represented by Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman, hosted the AHLC meeting, which was attended by Palestinian Finance Minister Nabil Kassis, Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton, Quartet Representative Tony Blair, and representatives of key donor countries.
FN, ved visegeneralsekretær Jeff Feltman var vertskap for AHLC-møtet, som samlet palestinernes finansminister Nabil Kassis, og Israels viseutenriksminister Danny Ayalon, sammen med EUs høyrepresentant for utenrikssaker Catherine Ashton, Kvartettens utsending Tony Blair og representanter fra sentrale giverland.
The Press Release in Arabic
Pressemeldingen på arabisk.
The Arctic Council recommends measures to combat climate change and safeguard Arctic environment
The Arctic Council recommends measures to combat climate change and safeguard Arctic environment
“Climate change and increased access to Arctic waters call for closer Arctic cooperation.
“Climate change and increased access to Arctic waters call for closer Arctic cooperation.
I am pleased that the Arctic Council today has identified a number of measures to combat climate change and protect the Arctic environment,” said Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
I am pleased that the Arctic Council has identified a number of measures to combat climate change and protect the Arctic environment,” said Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
I am pleased that the Arctic Council today has identified a number of measures to combat climate change and protect the Arctic environment,” said Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
I am pleased that the Arctic Council today has identified a number of measures to combat climate change and protect the Arctic environment,” said Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Read more about the Tromsø Declaration from the Arctic Council
Read more about the Tromsø Declaration from the Arctic Council
The Arctic Council met at ministerial level in Tromsø, Norway, chaired by Mr Støre.
The Arctic Council met at ministerial level in Tromsø, Norway, chaired by Mr Støre.
The Arctic Council was established in 1996, and comprises Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, the Russian Federation, Sweden and the United States of America, in addition to indigenous representatives.
The Arctic Council was established in 1996, and comprises Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, the Russian Federation, Sweden and the United States of America, in addition to indigenous representatives.
“As human activity in the Arctic increases, we need new policies.
“As human activity in the Arctic increases, we need new policies.
I am therefore delighted that the Arctic Council today has agreed to focus on search and rescue in the Arctic, to recommend safety standards for maritime transport and oil and gas production in the Arctic, and to establish a task force to limit emissions of non CO2 drivers of climate change, such as black carbon and methane, recognising their importance in Arctic climate change,” said Mr Støre.
I am therefore delighted that the Arctic Council today has agreed to focus on search and rescue in the Arctic, to recommend safety standards for maritime transport and oil and gas production in the Arctic, and to establish a task force to limit emissions of non CO2 drivers of climate change, such as black carbon and methane, recognising their importance in Arctic climate change,” said Mr Støre.
“I am deeply grateful to Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Al Gore for reporting to the Arctic Council today from yesterday’s conference on melting ice.
“I am deeply grateful to Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Al Gore for reporting to the Arctic Council today from yesterday’s conference on melting ice.
His intervention and the presentations by leading scientists yesterday confirm that the ice is melting even faster than previously imagined, both in the Arctic and in other regions of the world.
His intervention and the presentations by leading scientists yesterday confirm that the ice is melting even faster than previously imagined, both in the Arctic and in other regions of the world.
This makes it all the more urgent that we address the issue of climate change, and we will convey our sense of urgency to the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in December 2009,” said Mr Støre.
This makes it all the more urgent that we address the issue of climate change, and we will convey our sense of urgency to the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in December 2009,” said Mr Støre.
The Arctic Council meets at foreign minister level every second year, approving projects and guidelines.
The Arctic Council meets at foreign minister level every second year, approving projects and guidelines.
Due to the increased activity and interest in the Arctic, the Tromsø meeting decided that the Arctic Council from now on will meet at political level once a year.
Due to the increased activity and interest in the Arctic, the Tromsø meeting decided that the Arctic Council from now on will meet at political level once a year.
Denmark will take over the chairmanship of the Arctic Council from Norway.
Denmark will take over the chairmanship of the Arctic Council from Norway.
“Denmark will have our full support in further enhancing the importance of the Arctic Council, being the only circumpolar organization there is,” said the Norwegian Foreign Minister.
“Denmark will have our full support in further enhancing the importance of the Arctic Council, being the only circumpolar organization there is,” said the Norwegian Foreign Minister.
More details on the recommendations adopted by the Arctic Council today
More details on the recommendations adopted by the Arctic Council today
Search and rescue: As maritime activities in the Arctic increase, there will be increasing need for Arctic search and rescue services.
Search and rescue: As maritime activities in the Arctic increase, there will be increasing need for Arctic search and rescue services.
The Arctic Council therefore agreed to negotiate an international instrument on cooperation on this issue.
The Arctic Council therefore agreed to negotiate an international instrument on cooperation on this issue.
Arctic shipping guidelines: The Council also urged the International Maritime Organization to ensure adoption of updated and binding guidelines for ships operating in Arctic ice-covered waters, and to support the development of mandatory regulations on safety and environmental protection for Arctic waters as a matter of urgency.
Arctic shipping guidelines: The Council also urged the International Maritime Organization to ensure adoption of updated and binding guidelines for ships operating in Arctic ice-covered waters, and to support the development of mandatory regulations on safety and environmental protection for Arctic waters as a matter of urgency.
Infrastructure safety: The Council also approved a Russian proposal to “develop safety systems for economic activity and infrastructure projects in the Arctic”.
Infrastructure safety: The Council also approved a Russian proposal to “develop safety systems for economic activity and infrastructure projects in the Arctic”.
Norway and Russia will take the lead in this project.
Norway and Russia will take the lead in this project.
Oil and gas: The Council also revised the guidelines for oil and gas exploration in the Arctic, including procedures and minimum standards.
Oil and gas: The Council also revised the guidelines for oil and gas exploration in the Arctic, including procedures and minimum standards.
Task force on short-lived non-CO2 drivers: The task force on nonCO2 drivers of climate change will identify measures to reduce emissions of these substances and recommend immediate actions, recognising the role of short-lived non-CO2 drivers of climate change such as black carbon, methane and tropospheric precursors in Arctic climate change.
Task force on short-lived non-CO2 drivers: The task force on nonCO2 drivers of climate change will identify measures to reduce emissions of these substances and recommend immediate actions, recognising the role of short-lived non-CO2 drivers of climate change such as black carbon, methane and tropospheric precursors in Arctic climate change.
Ocean management: A project on best practices in ocean management has resulted in advice on principles for ecosystems-based ocean management.
Ocean management: A project on best practices in ocean management has resulted in advice on principles for ecosystems-based ocean management.
The road to Copenhagen: The Arctic Council also agreed to report to the Conference of the Parties to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP-15) from the project “Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic
The road to Copenhagen: The Arctic Council also agreed to report to the Conference of the Parties to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP-15) from the project “Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic
Ice Melting: The Arctic Council decided that it will co-operate with the task force established by the co-chairs of the ice melting conference yesterday, which will contribute a state of the art report on ice melting to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Copenhagen in December 2009.
Ice Melting: The Arctic Council decided that it will co-operate with the task force established by the co-chairs of the ice melting conference yesterday, which will contribute a state of the art report on ice melting to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Copenhagen in December 2009.
In addition the Council received final reports with recommendations from several projects on climate change, the International Polar Year, the Arctic marine environment, human health and human development, energy, contaminants and biodiversity.
In addition the Council received final reports with recommendations from several projects on climate change, the International Polar Year, the Arctic marine environment, human health and human development, energy, contaminants and biodiversity.
More information: http://www.arctic-council.org/
More information: http://www.arctic-council.org/
Contact: Bjørn Jahnsen, Head of Communication, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Norway, mobile: +47 971 64 843.
Contact: Bjørn Jahnsen, Head of Communication, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Norway, mobile: +47 971 64 843.
Welcoming remarks at the Sixth Ministerial Meeting of the Arctic Council
Utenriksministerens velkomsttale ved ministermøtet i Arktisk råd
Belarusian human rights defender arrested
Arrestasjon av hviterussisk menneskerettsforkjemper
Norway is concerned about the arrest of the prominent Belarusian human rights defender Ales Bialiatski.
Norge er bekymret over arrestasjonen av den fremstående hviterussiske menneskerettsforkjemperen Ales Bialiatski.
“Mr Bialiatski’s arrest gives grounds for serious concern,” commented Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
– Arrestasjonen gir grunn til sterk uro, sier utenriksminister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Ales Bialiatski is head of the human rights organisation Viasna.
Ales Bialiatski leder menneskerettighetsorganisasjonen ”Viasna”.
Last Thursday he was arrested on charges of tax evasion.
Sist torsdag ble han arrestert, anklaget for skatteunndragelser.
Viasna also collaborates with Norwegian human rights organisations.
”Viasna” samarbeider også med norske menneskerettighetsorganisasjoner.
“We know Mr Bialiatski as a fearless defender of fundamental human rights in Belarus,” said Mr Støre.
– Vi kjenner Bialiatski som en uredd forkjemper for grunnleggende menneskerettigheter i Hviterussland.
“The persecution of individuals and organisations with completely legitimate operations must be condemned in the strongest terms.
Forfølgelse av personer og organisasjoner som driver fullstendig legitim virksomhet, må fordømmes på det sterkeste.
Positive that Israel has decided to ease Gaza blockade
- Positivt at Israel vil lette på Gaza-blokaden
“It is positive that Israel has now decided to ease the blockade of Gaza.
- Det er positivt at Israel nå vil lette blokaden av Gaza.
The Israeli authorities have decided to allow the entry of more goods and construction materials into Gaza.
Israelske myndigheter har besluttet å tillate økt innførsel av varer og bygningsmateriell til Gaza.
This will give the Palestinian Authority and the UN an opportunity to begin rebuilding homes and schools and to improve health services and sanitation.
Dette gir palestinske myndigheter og FN mulighet til å komme igang med gjenoppbygging av boliger og skoler, og til å bedre helse- og sanitærforholdene.