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There have been oil and gas activities in the Norwegian Arctic for decades, and there is now increasing activity in the Barents Sea as well. 
There have been oil and gas activities in the Norwegian Arctic for decades, and there is now increasing activity in the Barents Sea as well.
The most recent development is Goliat, which will start production this summer. 
The most recent development is Goliat, which will start production this summer.
Goliat is the first cylindrical floating, production, storage and offloading facility on the Norwegian continental shelf, and is tailored for the Arctic conditions. 
Goliat is the first cylindrical floating, production, storage and offloading facility on the Norwegian continental shelf, and is tailored for the Arctic conditions.
The Norwegian oil and gas sector complies with the strictest environmental and security standards in the world. 
The Norwegian oil and gas sector complies with the strictest environmental and security standards in the world.
Global warming is not primarily caused by oil and gas activities in the Arctic, but rather by emissions from activities all over the world. 
Global warming is not primarily caused by oil and gas activities in the Arctic, but rather by emissions from activities all over the world.
But the impacts of climate change are particularly visible in the Arctic. 
But the impacts of climate change are particularly visible in the Arctic.
In the long term, the fate of the Arctic environment – and the pace of global climate change – depends on our collective efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 
In the long term, the fate of the Arctic environment – and the pace of global climate change – depends on our collective efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The Arctic Ocean will probably become virtually ice-free in this century. 
The Arctic Ocean will probably become virtually ice-free in this century.
Over the last two decades, the Arctic ice sheets have been losing mass. 
Over the last two decades, the Arctic ice sheets have been losing mass.
Almost all glaciers worldwide have continued to shrink (IPCC’s 5th Assessment Report). 
Almost all glaciers worldwide have continued to shrink (IPCC’s 5th Assessment Report).
We know that the changes taking place in the Arctic will not be confined to the Arctic. 
We know that the changes taking place in the Arctic will not be confined to the Arctic.
The global effects of the climate change observed in the Arctic are serious. 
The global effects of the climate change observed in the Arctic are serious.
As the Arctic warms, monsoon weather patterns are expected to change. 
As the Arctic warms, monsoon weather patterns are expected to change.
The melting of polar ice will cause rising sea levels globally and accelerate global warming. 
The melting of polar ice will cause rising sea levels globally and accelerate global warming.
The Arctic is a barometer for global climate change. 
The Arctic is a barometer for global climate change.
Clearly, the changes taking place in the Arctic are a call for action. 
Clearly, the changes taking place in the Arctic are a call for action.
They should give momentum to the ongoing international negotiations. 
They should give momentum to the ongoing international negotiations.
They should spur the COP21 process forward, and provide an incentive for a strong agreement at the Climate Change Conference in Paris later this year. 
They should spur the COP21 process forward, and provide an incentive for a strong agreement at the Climate Change Conference in Paris later this year.
We all have an important role to play in mobilising action to address one of the world’s greatest challenges. 
We all have an important role to play in mobilising action to address one of the world’s greatest challenges.
A concerted effort is essential. 
A concerted effort is essential.
I am proud of the way Arctic states have addressed challenges in the region and enhanced their cooperation. 
I am proud of the way Arctic states have addressed challenges in the region and enhanced their cooperation.
We have worked together in areas such as resource management, climate change and the environment. 
We have worked together in areas such as resource management, climate change and the environment.
And we will continue to work together. 
And we will continue to work together.
We look forward to strengthening our cooperation with the EU in the COP21 process and in forums such as the Arctic Council, the Council of the Baltic Sea States and the Barents Euro-Arctic Council. 
We look forward to strengthening our cooperation with the EU in the COP21 process and in forums such as the Arctic Council, the Council of the Baltic Sea States and the Barents Euro-Arctic Council.
We need to balance our responsibility to protect this fragile environment with our responsibility to facilitate sustainable livelihoods for the peoples in the region. 
We need to balance our responsibility to protect this fragile environment with our responsibility to facilitate sustainable livelihoods for the peoples in the region.
We also need to balance different economic interests in the region. 
We also need to balance different economic interests in the region.
Knowledge is the key. 
Knowledge is the key.
The Arctic is complex and we need to understand it better. 
The Arctic is complex and we need to understand it better.
Scientific research will be essential for developing future solutions. 
Scientific research will be essential for developing future solutions.
A statement by Fridtjof Nansen takes us to the core of Norway’s approach to the Arctic: “The great thing in human life is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving.” 
A statement by Fridtjof Nansen takes us to the core of Norway’s approach to the Arctic: “The great thing in human life is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving.”
As we move forward in the Arctic, we must be guided by knowledge, responsibility, international cooperation and respect for universal values and principles. 
As we move forward in the Arctic, we must be guided by knowledge, responsibility, international cooperation and respect for universal values and principles.
Norway’s Arctic Policy 
Norges politikk i Arktis
Brussels, 15 June 2015 
Brussel, 15. juni 2015
These resources include petroleum and could offer major opportunities for value creation,' said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende. 
Disse ressursene, som inkluderer petroleum, representerer potensielt store verdier, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
The project, which is entitled 'A transatlantic innovation arena for sustainable development in the Arctic' will be implemented in the period 2016-2020 by the research company Akvaplan-niva in Tromsø. 
Prosjektet «En transatlantisk innovasjonsarena for bærekraftig utvikling i Arktis» vil gjennomføres i perioden 2016-2020 av forskningsinstitusjonen Akvaplan-niva i Tromsø.
The main partners are the University of Tromsø, the Institute of Marine Research, the International Research Institute of Stavanger and the Canadian governmental body Fisheries and Ocean Canada. 
Hovedpartnere er Universitetet i Tromsø, Havforskningsinstituttet, International Research Institute of Stavanger (IRIS) og Canadas statlige etat for havforvaltning (Fisheries and Ocean Canada).
Norway supports project to reduce environmental risk in Arctic waters 
Støtter prosjekt for å redusere miljørisiko i arktiske farvann
'The overall goal for Norway’s Arctic policy is to ensure that the Arctic remains an area of peace, stability and international cooperation, said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende at Arctic Frontiers. 
- The overall goal for Norway’s Arctic policy is to ensure that the Arctic remains an area of peace, stability and international cooperation, sa utenriksminister Børge Brende i sitt åpningsinnlegg under Arctic Frontiers.
Dear friends of the Arctic, 
Dear friends of the Arctic,
As the geopolitical map is shifting, the international community is increasingly looking to the East and South. 
As the geopolitical map is shifting, the international community is increasingly looking to the East and South.
China is already the world’s second largest economy. 
China is already the world’s second largest economy.
Seven of the ten fastest growing economies in the world are in Africa. 
Seven of the ten fastest growing economies in the world are in Africa.
At the same time, natural resources, new trade routes and increased human activity have provided new opportunities in the north. 
At the same time, natural resources, new trade routes and increased human activity have provided new opportunities in the north.
This has led to increased international interest. 
This has led to increased international interest.
We can see this clearly in Norway too. 
We can see this clearly in Norway too.
When I started in politics, many of us had the feeling that politicians in the north were looking to the south. 
When I started in politics, many of us had the feeling that politicians in the north were looking to the south.
Now we are definitely looking to the north. 
Now we are definitely looking to the north.
The Arctic Frontiers conference is a response to the increased international interest in the region. 
The Arctic Frontiers conference is a response to the increased international interest in the region.
With 1400 participants from over 30 countries, Arctic Frontiers has established itself as the key annual meeting place for discussing the Arctic. 
With 1400 participants from over 30 countries, Arctic Frontiers has established itself as the key annual meeting place for discussing the Arctic.
The conference reflects the importance of the Arctic. 
The conference reflects the importance of the Arctic.
It is a pleasure to be here. 
It is a pleasure to be here.
In this rapidly changing world, our ability to respond adequately is being tested, time and again. 
In this rapidly changing world, our ability to respond adequately is being tested, time and again.
However, what should not be changing are our common values and principles. 
However, what should not be changing are our common values and principles.
These values have brought us far. 
These values have brought us far.
World trade is eight times what it was in 1970. 
World trade is eight times what it was in 1970.
Extreme poverty has been reduced by two thirds. 
Extreme poverty has been reduced by two thirds.
Never before have so many people experienced prosperity. 
Never before have so many people experienced prosperity.
Let us continue to uphold these values. 
Let us continue to uphold these values.
Democracy. 
Democracy.
The rule of law. 
The rule of law.
Trade. 
Trade.
Cooperation. 
Cooperation.
In the Arctic, too, these values and principles have served us well. 
In the Arctic, too, these values and principles have served us well.
10 % of Norway’s population lives north of the Arctic Circle. 
10 % of Norway’s population lives north of the Arctic Circle.
80 % of our sea areas are located north of the Arctic Circle. 
80 % of our sea areas are located north of the Arctic Circle.
As a nation of seafarers and fishermen, Norwegians have always lived off the sea. 
As a nation of seafarers and fishermen, Norwegians have always lived off the sea.
Polar exploration is an integral part of our national identity. 
Polar exploration is an integral part of our national identity.
Almost 90 % of our export revenues come from resources and economic activity and in our sea areas. 
Almost 90 % of our export revenues come from resources and economic activity and in our sea areas.
Our long coastline, traditions and innovation go hand in hand. 
Our long coastline, traditions and innovation go hand in hand.
The people of the North are crucial for our High North policy. 
The people of the North are crucial for our High North policy.
Indigenous peoples of the north, represented here by the president of the Sámediggi (Sami parliament), Aili Keskitalo, have an important role to play. 
Indigenous peoples of the north, represented here by the president of the Sámediggi (Sami parliament), Aili Keskitalo, have an important role to play.
Thank you, madam president, for your inspirational words. 
Thank you, madam president, for your inspirational words.
For Norway, the High North remains a key foreign policy priority. 
For Norway, the High North remains a key foreign policy priority.
Peace, stability and international cooperation are needed to ensure value creation and sustainable development in the Arctic. 
Peace, stability and international cooperation are needed to ensure value creation and sustainable development in the Arctic.
This is clearly the case in the Arctic. 
This is clearly the case in the Arctic.
The Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) provides a legal framework for the sea areas, with a firm basis in the UN. 
The Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) provides a legal framework for the sea areas, with a firm basis in the UN.
This should not be questioned, and certainly not in the Arctic. 
This should not be questioned, and certainly not in the Arctic.
In addition to a legal framework that all Arctic stakeholders adhere to, we need well-functioning institutions to address Arctic issues. 
In addition to a legal framework that all Arctic stakeholders adhere to, we need well-functioning institutions to address Arctic issues.
The Arctic Council, which has been strengthened over the last few years, is crucial. 
The Arctic Council, which has been strengthened over the last few years, is crucial.
Establishing the secretariat of the Arctic Council here in Tromsø was part of this development. 
Establishing the secretariat of the Arctic Council here in Tromsø was part of this development.
The Arctic Council is producing results. 
The Arctic Council is producing results.
Its comprehensive reports and studies of climate change in the Arctic have been of major importance. 
Its comprehensive reports and studies of climate change in the Arctic have been of major importance.
The reports have proven beyond doubt that climate change is taking place at a fast rate, with serious and far-reaching consequences. 
The reports have proven beyond doubt that climate change is taking place at a fast rate, with serious and far-reaching consequences.
New challenges have been met by concluding legally binding agreements between the Arctic states. 
New challenges have been met by concluding legally binding agreements between the Arctic states.
In these agreements, we have addressed important issues such as search and rescue cooperation and marine oil pollution in the Arctic. 
In these agreements, we have addressed important issues such as search and rescue cooperation and marine oil pollution in the Arctic.
We look forward to the forthcoming US chairmanship of the Arctic Council and to hearing your aspirations. 
We look forward to the forthcoming US chairmanship of the Arctic Council and to hearing your aspirations.
I know that we share an interest in – and enthusiasm for – the Arctic. 
I know that we share an interest in – and enthusiasm for – the Arctic.
I know how much Secretary Kerry cares about the region. 
I know how much Secretary Kerry cares about the region.
And more importantly, we adhere to the same values and principles. 
And more importantly, we adhere to the same values and principles.
We welcome the US priorities for the forthcoming chairmanship period. 
We welcome the US priorities for the forthcoming chairmanship period.
I can assure you that we will do our part to make it a success. 
I can assure you that we will do our part to make it a success.
It is of great benefit to the Arctic states that non-Arctic states are also showing interest in the region. 
It is of great benefit to the Arctic states that non-Arctic states are also showing interest in the region.
This is a new and interesting development, which is easy to see here at the Arctic Frontiers conference, as well as in Ny Ålesund, where researchers from all countries are working side by side. 
This is a new and interesting development, which is easy to see here at the Arctic Frontiers conference, as well as in Ny Ålesund, where researchers from all countries are working side by side.
It presents us with new opportunities. 
It presents us with new opportunities.
In order to meet the increased international interest in the Arctic, we need robust regional development in the north, based on knowledge and innovation. 
In order to meet the increased international interest in the Arctic, we need robust regional development in the north, based on knowledge and innovation.
Despite the obvious challenges of a harsh climate, long distances and a sparse population, the Norwegian Arctic is experiencing a higher level of economic growth than the rest of the country. 
Despite the obvious challenges of a harsh climate, long distances and a sparse population, the Norwegian Arctic is experiencing a higher level of economic growth than the rest of the country.
I am happy to say. 
I am happy to say.
This region is expecting a 6–7 % growth in exports in the coming year. 
This region is expecting a 6–7 % growth in exports in the coming year.
We will target industries with growth potential, like the maritime sector, the seafood industry, the mineral industry, tourism, space technology and of course the oil and gas and fisheries sectors. 
We will target industries with growth potential, like the maritime sector, the seafood industry, the mineral industry, tourism, space technology and of course the oil and gas and fisheries sectors.
Space technology is one area in which the region is already a world leader, and several research centres in North Norway make up the Norwegian space research cluster. 
Space technology is one area in which the region is already a world leader, and several research centres in North Norway make up the Norwegian space research cluster.
Our aim is to make North Norway one of the most innovative regions in the world, with growth and prosperity based on knowledge and science. 
Our aim is to make North Norway one of the most innovative regions in the world, with growth and prosperity based on knowledge and science.
The region has always been a stronghold of traditional knowledge, gained from people’s experience of living close to nature. 
The region has always been a stronghold of traditional knowledge, gained from people’s experience of living close to nature.
We want to build on existing experience and expertise when developing scientific institutions and cooperation in North Norway, for instance in cooperation with the university here. 
We want to build on existing experience and expertise when developing scientific institutions and cooperation in North Norway, for instance in cooperation with the university here.
The number of doctorates completed in the Arctic and focusing on the Arctic has doubled in recent years. 
The number of doctorates completed in the Arctic and focusing on the Arctic has doubled in recent years.
These doctorates are increasingly producing innovative solutions that can be used all over the world. 
These doctorates are increasingly producing innovative solutions that can be used all over the world.
The Arctic Council should also cooperate with the business sector. 
The Arctic Council should also cooperate with the business sector.
We warmly welcome the establishment of the Arctic Economic Council, and the proposal to open a secretariat for the Council here in Tromsø. 
We warmly welcome the establishment of the Arctic Economic Council, and the proposal to open a secretariat for the Council here in Tromsø.
In order to secure sustainable economic growth in the north, responsible resource management is key. 
In order to secure sustainable economic growth in the north, responsible resource management is key.
We must make sure that both new and traditional industries can live side by side. 
We must make sure that both new and traditional industries can live side by side.
In other words, the fisheries sector and oil and gas activities must be able to coexist. 
In other words, the fisheries sector and oil and gas activities must be able to coexist.
The last few decades have shown us that this is possible. 
The last few decades have shown us that this is possible.
Norway takes an ecosystem- and science-based approach to resource management. 
Norway takes an ecosystem- and science-based approach to resource management.
The demand for energy will grow immensely in developing countries. 
The demand for energy will grow immensely in developing countries.
Without electricity, there can be no development, no economic growth. 
Without electricity, there can be no development, no economic growth.
As the Arctic becomes more accessible, we will be able to produce more energy. 
As the Arctic becomes more accessible, we will be able to produce more energy.
However, this should always be done in accordance with the highest environmental standards, and always with the goal of achieving a low-carbon economy. 
However, this should always be done in accordance with the highest environmental standards, and always with the goal of achieving a low-carbon economy.
Norway is the largest producer of natural gas in Western Europe. 
Norway is the largest producer of natural gas in Western Europe.
This gas will play a crucial role in the transition from fossil fuels to renewables. 
This gas will play a crucial role in the transition from fossil fuels to renewables.
Natural gas can also replace nuclear power. 
Natural gas can also replace nuclear power.
The Arctic is severely affected by climate change. 
The Arctic is severely affected by climate change.
In the long term, the fate of the Arctic environment – and the pace of global climate change – depend on our collective efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 
In the long term, the fate of the Arctic environment – and the pace of global climate change – depend on our collective efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Almost all glaciers worldwide have continued to shrink. 
Almost all glaciers worldwide have continued to shrink.
We know that what happens in the Arctic will not only affect the Arctic. 
We know that what happens in the Arctic will not only affect the Arctic.
This year is going to be important when it comes to environmental issues and climate change. 
This year is going to be important when it comes to environmental issues and climate change.
International efforts to reach a new climate agreement will culminate at the Climate Change Conference in Paris at the end of this year. 
International efforts to reach a new climate agreement will culminate at the Climate Change Conference in Paris at the end of this year.
The changes taking place in the Arctic are a call for action. 
The changes taking place in the Arctic are a call for action.
They should give momentum to the international negotiations. 
They should give momentum to the international negotiations.
The Arctic is a barometer of global climate change. 
The Arctic is a barometer of global climate change.
I believe that foreign ministers have an important role to play in this context. 
I believe that foreign ministers have an important role to play in this context.
That is why Foreign Minister Fabius of France and I will call a meeting in Paris in March focusing on how the Arctic can provide inspiration for the negotiations to reach a new international climate agreement. 
That is why Foreign Minister Fabius of France and I will call a meeting in Paris in March focusing on how the Arctic can provide inspiration for the negotiations to reach a new international climate agreement.
I hope the Arctic experience will contribute to spurring the world into action. 
I hope the Arctic experience will contribute to spurring the world into action.
To conclude I would like to quote the Norwegian polar icon Fridtjof Nansen, an inspiration to Norwegian foreign ministers for more than a century. 
To conclude I would like to quote the Norwegian polar icon Fridtjof Nansen, an inspiration to Norwegian foreign ministers for more than a century.
Nansen takes us to the core of Norway’s approach to the Arctic: 
Nansen takes us to the core of Norway’s approach to the Arctic: