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The Seamen’s Church has maintained a steady course for 130 years – and will continue to do so in the years ahead. 
En stø kurs i 130 år – og i årene framover.
This is all about basic values. 
Det handler om grunnleggende verdier.
These words are true in the literal sense – here we can eat and be filled. 
Det er bokstavelig ment – her kan vi spise og bli mette.
But we are also talking about something more, about meeting a social need, and – not exactly being filled but – feeling that you belong. 
Men det kan handle om noe mer, om å dekke et sosialt behov – og ikke akkurat bli mette, men tilhørende.
To rephrase one of Shakespeare’s most famous lines: to belong or not to belong, that is the question. 
For å omskrive Shakespeare; å tilhøre eller ikke tilhøre, det er spørsmålet.
Here in the Norwegian Seamen’s Church. 
Her i Sjømannskirken.
Norwegian Seamen’s Church in New York – 130th anniversary 
Sjømannskirken i New York – 130-årsjubileum
NOK 1 million to search and rescue in the High North 
Én million til sikkerhet og beredskap i nord
The competence centre will include a centre for logistics, a Barents Rescue team made up of firefighters from throughout the municipality and a centre for Arctic rescue exercises. 
I kompetansesenteret skal det inngå et logistikksenter, et Barents Rescue team med brannmenn fra hele fylket og en Arktis rednings- og øvingspark.
A branch of the centre will also be set up in Arkhangelsk. 
I tillegg skal det etableres en gren av senteret i Arkhangelsk.
“It is encouraging that Porsanger Municipality has entered into cooperation with existing centres of expertise in Bodø, including the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre Northern Norway. 
- Det er positivt at Porsanger kommune har innledet et samarbeid med allerede etablerte kompetansemiljøer i Bodø, inkludert Hovedredningssentralen i Nord-Norge.
Second Norwegian Cancer Symposium 2009 
Åpning av konferanse om stamcelleforskning
Speech, December 2nd 2009 
Tale, 2. desember 2009
Opening speech by Minister of Health and Care Services Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsen at the Second Norwegian Cancer Symposium 2009. 
Helse- og omsorgsminister Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsens tale ved åpningen av konferanse om stamcelleforskning.
Dear distinguished guests, 
Dear distinguished guests,
I feel honoured and privileged to have the opportunity of both to welcome you and to open this symposium on cancer stem cell research in Oslo. 
I feel honoured and privileged to have the opportunity of both to welcome you and to open this symposium on cancer stem cell research in Oslo.
At this moment, the full promise of stem cell research has not been revealed. 
At this moment, the full promise of stem cell research has not been revealed.
However, many cancer survivors are already familiar with the promising applications of adult stem cell research. 
However, many cancer survivors are already familiar with the promising applications of adult stem cell research.
Patients with leukemia often undergo types of stem cell transplant in the bone marrow. 
Patients with leukemia often undergo types of stem cell transplant in the bone marrow.
This type of therapy is life saving and has been successfully used for many years. 
This type of therapy is life saving and has been successfully used for many years.
Because of the potential to give patients a better and lifesaving treatment, the Government desired to open new avenues of research into stem cells. 
Because of the potential to give patients a better and lifesaving treatment, the Government desired to open new avenues of research into stem cells.
In January 2008, the Norwegian parliament passed a legislation that allowed research on embryonic stem cells from excess in vitro fertilised eggs. 
In January 2008, the Norwegian parliament passed a legislation that allowed research on embryonic stem cells from excess in vitro fertilised eggs.
The choice to allow research into embryonic stem cells was a difficult and delicate balancing act which fostered much debate. 
The choice to allow research into embryonic stem cells was a difficult and delicate balancing act which fostered much debate.
We understood the concerns voiced by the opponents of the proposal. 
We understood the concerns voiced by the opponents of the proposal.
However – our National assembly passed the act, because this line of research offers a great potential. 
However – our National assembly passed the act, because this line of research offers a great potential.
With proper guidelines and strict oversight, we believe that advantages will outweigh the disadvantages, also for cancer patients. 
With proper guidelines and strict oversight, we believe that advantages will outweigh the disadvantages, also for cancer patients.
We have prioritised funding into stem cell research since 2002. 
We have prioritised funding into stem cell research since 2002.
To support further research in this field, we have steadily increased funding for such research. 
To support further research in this field, we have steadily increased funding for such research.
In 2008 we also decided to establish a separate research programme on stem cells under The Research Council of Norway. 
In 2008 we also decided to establish a separate research programme on stem cells under The Research Council of Norway.
Last week I had the great honour of opening the new stem cell research centre in Oslo. 
Last week I had the great honour of opening the new stem cell research centre in Oslo.
The new centre – in addition to the research programme – show Norway’s new commitment to stem cell research. 
The new centre – in addition to the research programme – show Norway’s new commitment to stem cell research.
The Cancer stem cell innovation centre, also located in Oslo, shows the link between research and innovation, which will ultimately benefit the patient. 
The Cancer stem cell innovation centre, also located in Oslo, shows the link between research and innovation, which will ultimately benefit the patient.
A scientific basis needs to be established for identifying the causes of cancer and for specifying effective strategies for the prevention, treatment and control of this disease. 
A scientific basis needs to be established for identifying the causes of cancer and for specifying effective strategies for the prevention, treatment and control of this disease.
Thus the need for high-quality research on all aspects of cancer, is critical. 
Thus the need for high-quality research on all aspects of cancer, is critical.
This symposium has a role to play in this process, especially in identifying potential new areas of therapy. 
This symposium has a role to play in this process, especially in identifying potential new areas of therapy.
The importance of symposia like this lies of course in the presentations, but also in the opportunity to meet, to discuss, and to exchange ideas – in order to make further improvements and networks, and to cultivate the great scientific conversation. 
The importance of symposia like this lies of course in the presentations, but also in the opportunity to meet, to discuss, and to exchange ideas – in order to make further improvements and networks, and to cultivate the great scientific conversation.
With the constant push and competition for further discovery and better treatments, you scientists, are comparable to top athletes – even though there is no real finishing line in science. 
With the constant push and competition for further discovery and better treatments, you scientists, are comparable to top athletes – even though there is no real finishing line in science.
That push for further discovery is always with us. 
That push for further discovery is always with us.
We might not see the fruit of your labours for years to come. 
We might not see the fruit of your labours for years to come.
Nevertheless I believe the public and patients will reap the reward for the investment we have made in science in the long run. 
Nevertheless I believe the public and patients will reap the reward for the investment we have made in science in the long run.
I wish you a fruitful meeting and I hope that those of you visiting this conference, will enjoy your stay in Norway. 
I wish you a fruitful meeting and I hope that those of you visiting this conference, will enjoy your stay in Norway.
I now declare this symposium officially opened. 
I now declare this symposium officially opened.
Panorama – Strategy for cooperation on higher education and research with Brazil, China, India, Japan, Russia and South Africa (2016–2020) (PDF, 836 kB) 
Panorama – strategi for høyere utdannings- og forskningssamarbeid med Brasil, India, Japan, Kina, Russland og Sør Afrika (2016–2020) (PDF, 797 kB)
The six countries encompassed by the strategy are highly diverse, and the prerequisites for establishing long-term cooperation on higher education and research vary from country to country. 
De seks landene som omfattes av denne strategien er svært forskjellige, og forutsetningene for å etablere et langsiktig høyere utdannings- og forskningssamarbeid varierer fra land til land.
The interests that underlie Norway’s bilateral relations with each country differ as well. 
Hvilke interesser som ligger til grunn for Norges bilaterale relasjoner med hvert enkelt land varierer også.
Common to all the countries is that their production of new knowledge is increasingly important for the world and for Norway. 
Felles for de alle er at deres utvikling av ny kunnskap har økende betydning for verden og for Norge.
As a large, populous neighbouring country, Russia will always hold particular significance for Norway, in part for geopolitical reasons. 
Som et stort og folkerikt naboland vil Russland alltid ha en særlig betydning, blant annet av geopolitiske årsaker.
Brazil and Japan are key actors both regionally and globally, and are closely linked with Norwegian foreign economy. 
Brasil og Japan er viktige aktører både regionalt og globalt, og nært knyttet til norsk utenriksøkonomi.
South Africa plays a special role in Africa’s development and future role internationally. 
Sør-Afrika spiller en særlig rolle for Afrikas utvikling og fremtidige rolle i verden.
On the one hand, Norwegian interests in the knowledge area are related to increased internationalisation as an instrument for enhancing the quality and relevance of Norwegian education and research. 
Norske interesser på kunnskapsområdet er på den ene side knyttet til økt internasjonalisering som et virkemiddel for økt kvalitet og relevans i norsk utdanning og forskning.
Consequently, a number of actors at governmental and institutional levels are involved. 
Det berører derfor en rekke aktører,både på myndighets- og institusjonsnivå.
The strategy will help to achieve this by the following means: 
Strategien skal:
clarifying the overarching priorities for higher education and research cooperation with the countries encompassed by the strategy; 
Tydeliggjøre overordnede prioriteringer for høyere utdannings- og forskningssamarbeid med strategilandene.
introducing measures targeted towards special challenges related to higher education and research cooperation with these countries; 
Introdusere tiltak rettet mot særskilte utfordringer knyttet til høyere utdannings- og forskningssamarbeid med disse landene.
Strategy for cooperation on higher education and research with Brazil, China, India, Japan, Russia and South Africa (2016–2020) 
Strategi for høyere utdannings- og forskningssamarbeid med Brasil, India, Japan, Kina, Russland og Sør Afrika (2016–2020)
"It is an honour for me to be here in connection with Norway’s second Universal Periodic Review. 
- It is an honour for me to be here in connection with Norway’s second Universal Periodic Review.
Norway has strongly supported the UPR mechanism as an important pillar of the Human Rights Council", said Miniser of Foreign Affairs, Børge Brende, in his statement at the Universal Periodic Review in Geneva. 
Norway has strongly supported the UPR mechanism as an important pillar of the Human Rights Council, sa utenriksminister Børge Brende i sin innledning under høringen i FNs menneskerettighetsråd.
It is an honour for me to be here in connection with Norway’s second Universal Periodic Review. 
It is an honour for me to be here in connection with Norway’s second Universal Periodic Review.
Norway has strongly supported the UPR mechanism as an important pillar of the Human Rights Council. 
Norway has strongly supported the UPR mechanism as an important pillar of the Human Rights Council.
The UPR process provides us with a unique opportunity to reflect on our human rights achievements and challenges. 
The UPR process provides us with a unique opportunity to reflect on our human rights achievements and challenges.
Norway is often featured as a state where human rights are well protected. 
Norway is often featured as a state where human rights are well protected.
This protection is the result of a number of factors, in particular a stable, democratic political system with strong and independent media, proximity to decision-makers, and a sound national economy. 
This protection is the result of a number of factors, in particular a stable, democratic political system with strong and independent media, proximity to decision-makers, and a sound national economy.
Furthermore, we have a robust institutional framework for promoting and protecting human rights, a high degree of gender equality, and broad participation in society through associations, political parties and non-governmental organisations. 
Furthermore, we have a robust institutional framework for promoting and protecting human rights, a high degree of gender equality, and broad participation in society through associations, political parties and non-governmental organisations.
Despite a good human rights record, the protection of human rights does not take care of itself, and one of our ambitions in this process is to learn from others so that we can protect human rights even more effectively. 
Despite a good human rights record, the protection of human rights does not take care of itself, and one of our ambitions in this process is to learn from others so that we can protect human rights even more effectively.
While the UPR process addresses our human rights performance at the national level, I would like to emphasise that the promotion of human rights is also an essential component of our foreign policy. 
While the UPR process addresses our human rights performance at the national level, I would like to emphasise that the promotion of human rights is also an essential component of our foreign policy.
Human rights are hard-won rights. 
Human rights are hard-won rights.
We cannot take them for granted. 
We cannot take them for granted.
Human rights are under increasing pressure in a number of countries. 
Human rights are under increasing pressure in a number of countries.
We must continue to defend these rights by further developing strategic alliances across regions and together with civil society. 
We must continue to defend these rights by further developing strategic alliances across regions and together with civil society.
The Government intends to present a white paper on our international efforts to promote and protect human rights later this year. 
The Government intends to present a white paper on our international efforts to promote and protect human rights later this year.
Our UPR report and the mid-term report that was submitted in 2012 describe what we have done in response to the recommendations made during the first review in 2009. 
Our UPR report and the mid-term report that was submitted in 2012 describe what we have done in response to the recommendations made during the first review in 2009.
Several ministries have been involved in this work and in the preparation of our second report. 
Several ministries have been involved in this work and in the preparation of our second report.
Most of these ministries are represented in my delegation here today. 
Most of these ministries are represented in my delegation here today.
In preparing the report, we have consulted civil society, both in open meetings and through the circulation of a draft report for comments. 
In preparing the report, we have consulted civil society, both in open meetings and through the circulation of a draft report for comments.
These comments were conveyed to the relevant ministries and considered carefully before the report was finalised. 
These comments were conveyed to the relevant ministries and considered carefully before the report was finalised.
We see our engagement with civil society as mutually beneficial. 
We see our engagement with civil society as mutually beneficial.
It helps to ensure a better and more transparent process, and it has given us valuable input to the report. 
It helps to ensure a better and more transparent process, and it has given us valuable input to the report.
Civil society has also presented alternative reports, which we welcome, and consider to be an important part of the UPR process. 
Civil society has also presented alternative reports, which we welcome, and consider to be an important part of the UPR process.
I would like thank the delegations that have sent questions in advance. 
I would like thank the delegations that have sent questions in advance.
I will address some of these in my opening statement, while others will be elaborated on in later statements. 
I will address some of these in my opening statement, while others will be elaborated on in later statements.
I can assure you that my delegation will do its best to respond to any questions or recommendations that may be put to us. 
I can assure you that my delegation will do its best to respond to any questions or recommendations that may be put to us.
Allow me at the outset to provide some general information about Norway. 
Allow me at the outset to provide some general information about Norway.
The Norwegian state is established on the territory of two peoples: the Norwegians, and the Sami, who are recognised as an indigenous people in Norway. 
The Norwegian state is established on the territory of two peoples: the Norwegians, and the Sami, who are recognised as an indigenous people in Norway.
The development of Sami rights and institutions, and the formalisation of the dialogue between the public authorities and the Sami have been central elements in Norway’s policy to strengthen Sami language, culture and society. 
The development of Sami rights and institutions, and the formalisation of the dialogue between the public authorities and the Sami have been central elements in Norway’s policy to strengthen Sami language, culture and society.
Of particular importance are the establishment of the Samediggi – the Sami parliament – in 1989 and the formalised procedures for consultations between the state authorities and the Sami parliament from 2005. 
Of particular importance are the establishment of the Samediggi – the Sami parliament – in 1989 and the formalised procedures for consultations between the state authorities and the Sami parliament from 2005.
There are five national minorities in Norway: Kven, Jews, Forest Finns, Roma and Romani. 
There are five national minorities in Norway: Kven, Jews, Forest Finns, Roma and Romani.
Due to modern migration patterns, people with a family background from more than hundred countries now live in Norway. 
Due to modern migration patterns, people with a family background from more than hundred countries now live in Norway.
We regard the diversity this has brought to Norway as a strength, which has contributed to the prosperity our country enjoys today. 
We regard the diversity this has brought to Norway as a strength, which has contributed to the prosperity our country enjoys today.
Diversity also comes with its challenges, particularly when the composition of society changes as rapidly as has been the case in Norway in recent decades. 
Diversity also comes with its challenges, particularly when the composition of society changes as rapidly as has been the case in Norway in recent decades.
No society is free from racism, discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance. 
No society is free from racism, discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance.
If a crime is committed against a person because of his or her religion, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, disability or similar, it is considered an aggravating circumstance by the courts. 
If a crime is committed against a person because of his or her religion, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, disability or similar, it is considered an aggravating circumstance by the courts.
In 2013, Parliament amended the Penal Code to expand criminal offences directed at certain kinds of statements made in public, to include statements made on the Internet. 
In 2013, Parliament amended the Penal Code to expand criminal offences directed at certain kinds of statements made in public, to include statements made on the Internet.
In order to strengthen and simplify the legal framework on discrimination, the Norwegian Government is currently working on a new comprehensive equality and anti-discrimination act. 
In order to strengthen and simplify the legal framework on discrimination, the Norwegian Government is currently working on a new comprehensive equality and anti-discrimination act.
This single act will replace the various acts that currently prohibit discrimination. 
This single act will replace the various acts that currently prohibit discrimination.
Successful integration is crucial in societies that are characterised by diversity. 
Successful integration is crucial in societies that are characterised by diversity.
The goal of Norway’s integration policy is to ensure that immigrants are part of and have a sense of belonging to the Norwegian society. 
The goal of Norway’s integration policy is to ensure that immigrants are part of and have a sense of belonging to the Norwegian society.
Participation in the labour market and good Norwegian language skills are keys to integration. 
Participation in the labour market and good Norwegian language skills are keys to integration.
Language skills are vital for understanding society and gaining employment. 
Language skills are vital for understanding society and gaining employment.
This is why the Government intends to strengthen language training for immigrants and assess children’s language skills before they start school. 
This is why the Government intends to strengthen language training for immigrants and assess children’s language skills before they start school.
We will also establish faster procedures for approving qualifications from abroad so that immigrants are able to make use of the qualifications they already have when they come to Norway. 
We will also establish faster procedures for approving qualifications from abroad so that immigrants are able to make use of the qualifications they already have when they come to Norway.
Concerning Germany’s advance question about the situation for immigrant women in the labour market; the registered unemployment rate among female immigrants in Norway is currently 6.8 percent. 
Concerning Germany’s advance question about the situation for immigrant women in the labour market; the registered unemployment rate among female immigrants in Norway is currently 6.8 percent.
The Government wants to ensure that more immigrants find employment. 
The Government wants to ensure that more immigrants find employment.
We will strengthen and target language training and labour market qualification, aiming at increasing the employment rate among immigrant women. 
We will strengthen and target language training and labour market qualification, aiming at increasing the employment rate among immigrant women.
In response to the human rights challenge represented by forced marriage and female genital mutilation, the Government is continuing the efforts against these practices. 
In response to the human rights challenge represented by forced marriage and female genital mutilation, the Government is continuing the efforts against these practices.