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Significant work remains before a procurement program can be presented to the Norwegian Parliament, says the Minister of Defence. 
Det gjenstår fortsatt en god del arbeid før et eventuelt investeringsprosjekt kan fremmes for Stortinget, sier forsvarsministeren.
Several factors must be in place for such a cooperation to succeed. 
For å få til et slikt samarbeid må flere forhold tilfredsstilles.
The cooperating nations will also have to seek common solutions in the areas of logistics and in-service support. 
Nasjonene må også søke fellesløsninger for logistikk og levetidsunderstøttelse.
Norway’s six Ula-class submarines were commissioned between 1989-1992. 
Norges seks ubåter av Ula-klassen ble innfaset i perioden 1989 til 1992.
The current plans are to operate the Ula-class until the mid-2020s. 
Med dagens planer vil Forsvaret klare å holde Ula-klassen seilende frem til midten av 2020-tallet.
Based on economic, industrial and military assessments, the Norwegian Ministry of Defence has concluded that the French company Direction des Constructions Navales Services (DCNS) and the German company ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) are the strongest candidates if Norway decides to procure new submarines. 
Etter økonomiske, industrielle og militærfaglige vurderinger har Forsvarsdepartementet konkludert med at det franske selskapet Direction des Constructions Navales Services (DCNS) og det tyske selskapet ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) er de sterkeste leverandørkandidatene dersom Norge bestemmer seg for å anskaffe nye ubåter.
‘This is a historic step for Norway’s engagement in Africa,’ said Mr Brende. 
– Dette er et historisk skritt for Norges engasjement i Afrika, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
The agreement was signed today in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, where the African Union (AU) headquarters are based. 
Avtalen blir i dag signert i Addis Abeba i Etiopia, der AU har sitt hovedsete.
Mr Brende is in Ethiopia in connection with the annual AU Summit. 
Utenriksministeren er i Etiopia i forbindelse med AUs årlige toppmøte.
The agreement covers three main areas of cooperation: peace and security, democracy and governance, and sustainable development and job creation. 
Avtalen omhandler tre hovedsamarbeidsområder: Fred og sikkerhet, demokrati og styresett samt bærekraftig utvikling og jobbskaping.
‘Norway and the AU will cooperate on the challenges identified in Africa’s own development strategy, Agenda 2063. 
- Norge og AU vil blant annet samarbeide om utfordringene som landene selv har formulert i Afrikas egen utviklingsstrategi "Agenda 2063".
The African Union and Norway enter into strategic partnership 
Den afrikanske union og Norge inngår strategisk partnerskap
Chairperson of the African Union Commission Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma and Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende today signed a strategic partnership agreement. 
Kommisjonsleder for Den afrikanske union (AU), Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, og utenriksminister Børge Brende undertegner i dag en strategisk samarbeidsavtale.
Strategy Council 2010 – report 
Strategirådet 2010 – rapport
The report was presented 26 November 2010. 
Rapporten ble presentert 26. november 2010.
The Strategy Council’s report 
Strategirådets rapport
The presentation is available on webcast 
Seminaret er tilgjengelig på nett-TV
The purpose of the management of the GPFG is to secure a good long-term return, at a moderate level of risk. 
Formålet med Statens pensjonsfond utland er å sikre god langsiktig avkastning innenfor et moderat nivå på risiko.
The objective of good financial return is closely linked to our ambition to be a responsible investor. 
Målet om god finansiell avkastning er nært knyttet til vår ambisjon om å være en ansvarlig investor.
A good financial return over time is dependent on sustainable development in economic, environmental and social terms. 
God avkastning over tid avhenger av en bærekraftig utvikling i økonomisk, miljømessig og samfunnsmessig forstand.
We will therefore utilise the tools available to us as a financial investor to promote this. 
Vi vil derfor bruke de virkemidlene vi har som finansiell investor til å bidra til en slik utvikling.
International cooperation and contribution to the development of best practices 
internasjonalt samarbeid og bidrag til utvikling av beste praksis
Environmental related investment mandates 
miljørelaterte investeringer
Research and analysis 
forskning og utredning
Exercise of ownership rights 
eierskapsutøvelse
Observation and exclusion of companies. 
observasjon og utelukkelse av selskaper
The work we do on responsible investment is continuously developing. 
Arbeidet med ansvarlig investeringspraksis er i stadig utvikling.
We have built up valuable knowledge about this field both within the Council on Ethics, Norges Bank and the Ministry of Finance. 
Det er opparbeidet verdifull kompetanse på dette feltet både i Etikkrådet, Norges Bank og Finansdepartementet.
The report may propose changes to strengthen the work on responsible investment, including operational and institutional changes. 
Rådet kan foreslå endringer det mener kan styrke arbeidet med ansvarlig investeringspraksis, herunder operasjonelle og institusjonelle endringer.
- Independent, expert advice is an important part of our efforts to develop the fund management further. 
- Uavhengige, faglige gjennomganger er svært nyttige for vårt arbeid med å videreutvikle forvaltningen av pensjonsfondet.
Such advice contributes to transparency and debate about important decisions, says Finance Minister Sigbjørn Johnsen. 
Det bidrar til åpenhet og debatt om viktige veivalg, sier finansminister Sigbjørn Johnsen.
According to the mandate, the main focus of the Strategy Council's report shall be on the Fund's overarching strategy for responsible investment. 
Det framgår av mandatet at Strategirådets rapport i hovedsak skal handle om fondets overordnede strategi for ansvarlig investeringspraksis.
The report shall build on the experience of the work so far and comparisons with other funds. 
Rapporten skal bygge på erfaringer med arbeidet så langt og sammenlikninger med andre fond.
The Council shall evaluate how any gaps between the Fund strategy and international best practice for responsible investment can be closed. 
Strategirådet skal vurdere hvordan en kan lukke eventuelle avvik fra beste praksis internasjonalt for ansvarlige investeringer.
The report shall not give an evaluation of Norges Bank's operational management of the GPFG or the Council on Ethics' recommendations on observations and exclusions. 
Rapporten skal ikke evaluere Norges Banks operative forvaltning av fondet eller de tilrådinger Etikkrådet har avgitt om observasjon og utelukkelse.
The Strategy Council 2013 consists of five members. 
Strategirådet 2013 består av fem medlemmer.
Elroy Dimson (London Business School and Cambridge Judge Business School) will lead the Council's work and has extensive Strategy Council experience. 
Elroy Dimson (London Business School og Cambridge Judge Business School) skal lede rådets arbeid og har lang erfaring fra Strategirådet.
Dimson is an internationally recognised finance professor, and his areas of research include responsible investments. 
Dimson er en internasjonalt anerkjent professor i finans, og hans forskningsområder inkluderer blant annet ansvarlige investeringer.
The other members of the Council are Idar Kreutzer, Rob Lake, Hege Sjo and Laura Starks. 
Øvrige medlemmer er Idar Kreutzer, Rob Lake, Hege Sjo og Laura Starks.
The Council will also consult other experts within responsible investment, including Pavan Sukhdev. 
Rådet vil også konsultere andre eksperter innenfor ansvarlig investeringspraksis, inkludert Pavan Sukhdev.
‘It is in our national interest to cooperate closely with the EU and to participate actively in the ongoing political processes in Europe. 
- Det er i Norges nasjonale interesse å samarbeide tett med EU og delta aktivt i de politiske prosessene som pågår i Europa.
‘The objective of the Government’s European policy is to promote Norwegian interests and to contribute to positive developments both in Norway and in other countries. 
– Målet med regjeringens europapolitikk er å få gjennomslag for norske interesser og å bidra til en positiv utvikling både i Norge og i andre land.
Cooperation with the EU is crucial for safeguarding Norwegian interests in our priority areas. 
Samarbeidet med EU er avgjørende for å ivareta norske interesser på de utvalgte områdene.
This requires better coordination of Norway’s European policy,’ said Mr Helgesen. 
Dette krever at vi jobber bedre med å samordne norsk europapolitikk, sier Vidar Helgesen.
A key instrument for implementing the strategy is the establishment of a European policy coordination committee within the Government. 
Et sentralt virkemiddel i strategien er opprettelsen av et eget europautvalg i regjeringen.
European policy affects most aspects of society. 
Europapolitikken berører de aller fleste deler av samfunnet.
Developing this policy should be a collective national effort,’ said Mr Helgesen. 
Europapolitikken skal være et nasjonalt lagarbeid, sier statsråd Helgesen.
The Government’s strategy for cooperation with the EU is to remain in force until the parliamentary elections in 2017. 
Strategien for samarbeidet med EU skal gjelde fram til stortingsvalget i 2017.
It is supplemented by the annual work programmes for EU–EEA matters. 
Den suppleres av de årlige arbeidsprogrammene for EU/EØS-saker.
The Government's Work Programme for Cooperation with the EU 2015 
Arbeidsprogram for norsk europapolitikk i 2015
Norway in Europe – the Government’s strategy for cooperation with the EU 
Regjeringens strategi for samarbeidet med EU: Norge i Europa
The Government is today presenting its strategy for cooperation with the EU until 2017. 
11. juni la regjeringen frem sin strategi for samarbeidet med EU frem til 2017.
Speech at 20th Anniversary of the Brundtland Report 
Tale ved 20-årsjubileet for Brundtland-rapporten
- Gro Harlem Brundtland was a visonary and built an international consensus on the need for ustainable development. 
- Gro Harlem Brundtland var visjonær og bygget et internasjonalt konsensus om behovet for bærekraftig utvikling.
Prime Minister Stoltenberg said at the 20th Anniversary of the Brundtland Report. 
Det sa statsminister Jens Stoltenberg under markeringen av tyve-års jubileet for kommisjonen for bærekraftig utvikling.
It is a great honour and pleasure to be here at this important conference and to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Brundtland report together with so many distinguished people from all parts of the world. 
It is a great honour and pleasure to be here at this important conference and to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Brundtland report together with so many distinguished people from all parts of the world.
The Brundtland Commission report changed everything. 
The Brundtland Commission report changed everything.
It opened a whole new era of thinking. 
It opened a whole new era of thinking.
It launched a movement. 
It launched a movement.
As leader of this commission all of Gro’s remarkable skills came into play. 
As leader of this commission all of Gro’s remarkable skills came into play.
As a consensus builder. 
As a consensus builder.
As a visionary. 
As a visionary.
Even as a medical doctor. 
Even as a medical doctor.
With her ability to analyse and understand a problem. 
With her ability to analyse and understand a problem.
And form a diagnosis. 
And form a diagnosis.
At the end of the day, Gro presented a consensus document and a milestone in the history of the United Nations. 
At the end of the day, Gro presented a consensus document and a milestone in the history of the United Nations.
The Brundtland report led to the UN Conference on Environment and Development, also known as the Earth Summit of 1992. 
The Brundtland report led to the UN Conference on Environment and Development, also known as the Earth Summit of 1992.
And to a range of decisions and policy changes that continue to improved people’s life on earth. 
And to a range of decisions and policy changes that continue to improved people’s life on earth.
I am proud to be here today with you and to celebrate the Anniversary as well as World Environment Day, which is tomorrow, with so many distinguished and learned participants from all parts of world and from the knowledge and research community of Tromsø. 
I am proud to be here today with you and to celebrate the Anniversary as well as World Environment Day, which is tomorrow, with so many distinguished and learned participants from all parts of world and from the knowledge and research community of Tromsø.
This Government has strengthened the position of science and research as the currency of Arctic cooperation. 
This Government has strengthened the position of science and research as the currency of Arctic cooperation.
Tromsø represents a center of excellence with respect to sustainable management of arctic resources and polar regions in general. 
Tromsø represents a center of excellence with respect to sustainable management of arctic resources and polar regions in general.
It is altogether fitting that we meet here today and the topic of melting ice could hardly be hotter. 
It is altogether fitting that we meet here today and the topic of melting ice could hardly be hotter.
There are a great many issues that would we worthy of our attention on a day like this. 
There are a great many issues that would we worthy of our attention on a day like this.
But I would like to address one of the many important issues which were dealt with by the Brundtland report: climate change policy. 
But I would like to address one of the many important issues which were dealt with by the Brundtland report: climate change policy.
Because if humanity fails this historic test, so much of our efforts in other areas of development and social progress will be in vain. 
Because if humanity fails this historic test, so much of our efforts in other areas of development and social progress will be in vain.
I will not repeat for you today what most of you know already about the effects of global warming. 
I will not repeat for you today what most of you know already about the effects of global warming.
We have all heard the alarm bells which are ringing from Dr. Pachauri’s Panel, from the Stern report, and now from UNEP’s Outlook for Ice and Snow. 
We have all heard the alarm bells which are ringing from Dr. Pachauri’s Panel, from the Stern report, and now from UNEP’s Outlook for Ice and Snow.
They are compelling calls on our civilization to stand the test of our time. 
They are compelling calls on our civilization to stand the test of our time.
We all have to act, collectively and individually. 
We all have to act, collectively and individually.
The Norwegian Government is poised to take a frontrunner and pioneering role in moving the world forward. 
The Norwegian Government is poised to take a frontrunner and pioneering role in moving the world forward.
We will take a leading role in the development of a new, binding climate agreement. 
We will take a leading role in the development of a new, binding climate agreement.
A follow-up agreement to the Kyoto Protocol that ensures more extensive emissions cuts than we have today. 
A follow-up agreement to the Kyoto Protocol that ensures more extensive emissions cuts than we have today.
It is obvious that this will require the participation of the countries that produce the highest emissions, including the United States and major developing countries. 
It is obvious that this will require the participation of the countries that produce the highest emissions, including the United States and major developing countries.
They too will also have to take on concrete emissions commitments. 
They too will also have to take on concrete emissions commitments.
And we in Norway must also take on greater commitments. 
And we in Norway must also take on greater commitments.
Both international efforts, - by using the Kyoto mechanisms -, but definitely by shouldering more than a fair share of the burden also at home. 
Both international efforts, - by using the Kyoto mechanisms -, but definitely by shouldering more than a fair share of the burden also at home.
The Norwegian Government has presented three goals and commitments which form the core of our climate policy. 
The Norwegian Government has presented three goals and commitments which form the core of our climate policy.
Firstly, Norway will over-fulfil our obligations under Kyoto. 
Firstly, Norway will over-fulfil our obligations under Kyoto.
In the period up to 2012 we will reduce emissions by 10 per cent more than what we are obliged to under Kyoto. 
In the period up to 2012 we will reduce emissions by 10 per cent more than what we are obliged to under Kyoto.
We do this because we know that urgent action is necessary. 
We do this because we know that urgent action is necessary.
And we do this also since it is sound economically: the costs of reduction will actually increase for those who believe they can wait. 
And we do this also since it is sound economically: the costs of reduction will actually increase for those who believe they can wait.
Secondly, we are committed to cutting global emissions of greenhouse gases equivalent to 30 per cent of our emissions by 2020. 
Secondly, we are committed to cutting global emissions of greenhouse gases equivalent to 30 per cent of our emissions by 2020.
Norway intends to implement measures at home and abroad in order to meet these goals. 
Norway intends to implement measures at home and abroad in order to meet these goals.
And thirdly, the Norwegian Government has decided to make Norway ”carbon neutral” by 2050. 
And thirdly, the Norwegian Government has decided to make Norway ”carbon neutral” by 2050.
Norway will undertake to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to 100 per cent of our own emissions by that year. 
Norway will undertake to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to 100 per cent of our own emissions by that year.
We do this to demonstrate that the rich world must be ready to take a greater burden, both by reducing emissions at home, but also by financing reductions in the other countries. 
We do this to demonstrate that the rich world must be ready to take a greater burden, both by reducing emissions at home, but also by financing reductions in the other countries.
According to the United Nations, we are the first country in the world to adopt a policy of carbon neutrality. 
According to the United Nations, we are the first country in the world to adopt a policy of carbon neutrality.
This policy has been noted around the world. 
This policy has been noted around the world.
On Friday, I spoke with the Secretary-General of the United Nations. 
On Friday, I spoke with the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
The Secretary-General is working on a concept to ”green the UN” and to possibly make the UN, too, carbon neutral. 
The Secretary-General is working on a concept to ”green the UN” and to possibly make the UN, too, carbon neutral.
In that conversation I agreed that Norway will work with the Secretary-General and the UN on how such carbon neutrality can be achieved. 
In that conversation I agreed that Norway will work with the Secretary-General and the UN on how such carbon neutrality can be achieved.
And other countries will be invited to join in as well. 
And other countries will be invited to join in as well.
I am pleased and proud to expand our cooperation with the Secretary-General. 
I am pleased and proud to expand our cooperation with the Secretary-General.
We are very proud also that he has asked Gro Harlem Brundtland to serve as his Special Envoy on Climate Change so that the Norwegian footprint on climate change policy will be noted around the world in the time ahead of us. 
We are very proud also that he has asked Gro Harlem Brundtland to serve as his Special Envoy on Climate Change so that the Norwegian footprint on climate change policy will be noted around the world in the time ahead of us.
The challenge of global warming has unleashed a struggle of hearts and minds around the world. 
The challenge of global warming has unleashed a struggle of hearts and minds around the world.
We have probably never faced a more complicated challenge. 
We have probably never faced a more complicated challenge.
Emission of greenhouse gases is an unavoidable result of economic activity, based on our current technology base. 
Emission of greenhouse gases is an unavoidable result of economic activity, based on our current technology base.
What we need is a totally new technology base and low carbon societies. 
What we need is a totally new technology base and low carbon societies.
Today we find ourselves in a transition where our emissions are too high and our forecasts are alarming. 
Today we find ourselves in a transition where our emissions are too high and our forecasts are alarming.
Climate change is different from all other environmental problems. 
Climate change is different from all other environmental problems.
It does not really matter where the emission, pollution or other action takes place. 
It does not really matter where the emission, pollution or other action takes place.
Greenhouse gases blend together with the natural atmosphere and spread evenly around the world. 
Greenhouse gases blend together with the natural atmosphere and spread evenly around the world.
That is also why we are all in this together. 
That is also why we are all in this together.
We are all each others’ hostages. 
We are all each others’ hostages.
Not even the richest people or countries can hide, or build their own sanctuaries. 
Not even the richest people or countries can hide, or build their own sanctuaries.
An equitable response to climate change on the scale required can only be undertaken through international collective action. 
An equitable response to climate change on the scale required can only be undertaken through international collective action.
We must achieve an equitable distribution of burdens and benefits. 
We must achieve an equitable distribution of burdens and benefits.
That is what we mean when we say that our responsibilities are common, but differentiated. 
That is what we mean when we say that our responsibilities are common, but differentiated.
The industrialized countries have caused the problem and filled up the atmosphere. 
The industrialized countries have caused the problem and filled up the atmosphere.
We, the industrialized countries must reduce our own emissions. 
We, the industrialized countries must reduce our own emissions.
And we must finance investment in modern technology, clean energy and abatement measures in developing countries. 
And we must finance investment in modern technology, clean energy and abatement measures in developing countries.
Yes, we must foot a substantial part of the bill. 
Yes, we must foot a substantial part of the bill.
There are many reasons for this. 
There are many reasons for this.
It is fair, it is just, and equitable. 
It is fair, it is just, and equitable.
And in addition, it will give us substantial bonuses. 
And in addition, it will give us substantial bonuses.
When we reduce emission of greenhouse gases, we will also solve a number of other environmental problems. 
When we reduce emission of greenhouse gases, we will also solve a number of other environmental problems.
We will also reduce sulphur emissions, particles, soot etc., and thereby also improve public health in developing countries. 
We will also reduce sulphur emissions, particles, soot etc., and thereby also improve public health in developing countries.
Solutions to the climate problem will also help us solve the poverty challenge. 
Solutions to the climate problem will also help us solve the poverty challenge.
Because we will channel new financial flows to developing countries. 
Because we will channel new financial flows to developing countries.
Yes, more capital and knowledge channelled to the third world will help lift new millions out of poverty. 
Yes, more capital and knowledge channelled to the third world will help lift new millions out of poverty.