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In this way, she will continue to shape Nesodden, Norway and the world. 
Sånn vil hun fortsatt være med på å forme Nesodden, Norge og verden.
May Bano Rashid rest in peace. 
Jeg lyser fred over Bano Rashids minne.
Address at Bano Rashid’s funeral 
Minneord ved Bano Rashids begravelse
Andersen chief of FKD during Pedersen's leave 
Andersen sjef for FKD i Pedersens permisjon
No.: 150-06 Date: 27.10.2006 
Nr.: 150-06 Dato: 27.10.06
The government represents the Labour Party (Lab.), the Socialist Left Party (Soc.) and the Centre Party (Cent.). 
Regjeringen er utgått av Arbeiderpartiet (Ap), Sosialistisk Venstreparti (SV) og Senterpartiet (Sp).
From 16 November the government list looks as follows: 
Regjeringslisten ser fra 16. november 2006 slik ut:
Minister of Local Government and Regional Development: Ms. Åslaug Marie Haga (Cent.) 
Statsråd og sjef for Kommunal- og regionaldepartementet(kommunal- og regionalminister): Åslaug Marie Haga (Sp)
Banquet Speech to Nordmands-Forbundet and Sons of Norway 
Middagstale til Nordmands-Forbundet og Sons of Norway
Fargo-Moorhead, Minnesota, USA, 15 October 1975. 
Fargo-Moorhead, Minnesota, USA, 15. oktober 1975.
Banquet Speech to Nordmands-Forbundet 
Middagstale til Nordmands-Forbundet
Banquet Speech to Nordmands-Forbundet. 
Middagstale til Nordmands-Forbundet.
Duluth, Minnesota, USA, 17 October 1975. 
Duluth, Minnesota, USA, 17. oktober 1975.
White paper on petroleum activities translated to English 
Petroleumsmeldingen oversatt til engelsk
The paper, with the title “An industry for the future – Norway’s petroleum activities” can be downloaded here (pdf). 
Den oversatte meldingen, med tittelen “An industry for the future – Norway’s petroleum activities” kan lastes ned her (pdf).
St. 28 (2010–2011) - An industry for the future – Norway’s petroleum activities 
28 (2010 – 2011) - En næring for framtida – om petroleumsvirksomheten
I look forward to working closely with Mr Solheim in his new position,' said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende. 
Jeg ser frem til å samarbeide nært med Solheim i hans nye jobb, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has announced his intention to appoint Erik Solheim as new Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme. 
FNs generalsekretær Ban Ki-moon har nå innstilt Erik Solheim som ny sjef for FNs miljøprogram.
'Norway would like to see a strong UN when it comes to the environment. 
– Norge ønsker et sterkt FN på miljøområdet.
Mr Solheim will take over the leadership of UNEP at an important crossroads. 
Solheim tar over ledelsen ved en viktig korsvei.
2015 was the warmest year globally since records began. 
2015 var det varmeste året som er målt globalt.
UNEP has an important role to play in the work to achieve these goals in the coming years,' said Minister of Climate and Environment Vidar Helgesen. 
FNs miljøprogram vil spille en viktig rolle i arbeidet framover for å nå disse målene, sier klima- og miljøminister Vidar Helgesen.
Norway has been a staunch supporter of UNEP, both politically and financially, since its establishment in 1972. 
Norge har siden etableringen av UNEP i 1972 være er en solid støttespiller, både politisk og økonomisk.
Foreign Minister congratulates Erik Solheim on nomination as head of UNEP 
Gratulerer Erik Solheim som ny leder av FNs miljøprogram
'I would like to congratulate Erik Solheim on his nomination as Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). 
- Jeg vil gratulere Erik Solheim som ny leder av FNs miljøprogram (UNEP).
Bård Vegar Solhjell is the new Minister of the Environment 
Bård Vegar Solhjell blir ny miljøvernminister
Speech at the 20th anniversary of the Barents cooperation 
Tale på 20-årsmarkeringen av Barentssamarbeidet
Kirkenes, 4 June 2013 
Kirkenes, 4. juni 2013
Prime Ministers, 
Prime Ministers,
Vice-President, 
Vice-President,
Ministers, 
Ministers,
Dear Barents friends, 
Dear Barents friends,
Today we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Barents cooperation. 
Today we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Barents cooperation.
And we to look to the future. 
And we to look to the future.
Much has been achieved. 
Much has been achieved.
A spirit of trust and cooperation has paved the way for concrete and historic results. 
A spirit of trust and cooperation has paved the way for concrete and historic results.
Both within the Barents cooperation, and between our countries. 
Both within the Barents cooperation, and between our countries.
Let me start by giving you some examples from Norway’s perspective. 
Let me start by giving you some examples from Norway’s perspective.
The Russian–Norwegian border is just a few kilometers away from where we are now. 
The Russian–Norwegian border is just a few kilometers away from where we are now.
Twenty years ago, less than 8000 people passed through this border crossing every year. 
Twenty years ago, less than 8000 people passed through this border crossing every year.
Today, that number is more than 252 000. 
Today, that number is more than 252 000.
And we expect as many as 400 000 next year. 
And we expect as many as 400 000 next year.
On the northern Finnish-Russian border we see a similar development. 
On the northern Finnish-Russian border we see a similar development.
Today, the border population may cross the border between Norway and Russia without a visa. 
Today, the border population may cross the border between Norway and Russia without a visa.
Our goal should be visa freedom between all our countries. 
Our goal should be visa freedom between all our countries.
Twenty five years ago, we witnessed a cod stock in decline in the Barents Sea. 
Twenty five years ago, we witnessed a cod stock in decline in the Barents Sea.
Today, we have both restored the stock and made the returns much higher. 
Today, we have both restored the stock and made the returns much higher.
Together we have eliminated illegal fishing. 
Together we have eliminated illegal fishing.
Twenty years ago, Norway and Russia were still negotiating the agreement on the maritime delimitation line in the Barents Sea. 
Twenty years ago, Norway and Russia were still negotiating the agreement on the maritime delimitation line in the Barents Sea.
In 2010, we finally signed the agreement. 
In 2010, we finally signed the agreement.
I think Prime Minister Medvedev will agree that the spirit of cooperation and the mutual trust we have built through the Barents cooperation contributed to this historic achievement. 
I think Prime Minister Medvedev will agree that the spirit of cooperation and the mutual trust we have built through the Barents cooperation contributed to this historic achievement.
The Barents cooperation is the result of a combination of visionary initiatives here in the North – both at the local and regional level – and bold political determination in capitals. 
The Barents cooperation is the result of a combination of visionary initiatives here in the North – both at the local and regional level – and bold political determination in capitals.
Those who signed the Kirkenes Declaration back in 1993 were convinced that the Barents cooperation would contribute to international peace and security. 
Those who signed the Kirkenes Declaration back in 1993 were convinced that the Barents cooperation would contribute to international peace and security.
History has proven them right. 
History has proven them right.
With the Barents cooperation, a new way of shaping foreign policy emerged. 
With the Barents cooperation, a new way of shaping foreign policy emerged.
And a new way of carrying out foreign policy followed. 
And a new way of carrying out foreign policy followed.
People-to-people cooperation was at the centre. 
People-to-people cooperation was at the centre.
Local and regional governments were directly involved. 
Local and regional governments were directly involved.
And the northern regions themselves – with their indigenous peoples – became the main drivers in promoting cooperation across borders. 
And the northern regions themselves – with their indigenous peoples – became the main drivers in promoting cooperation across borders.
This approach has fostered trust. 
This approach has fostered trust.
And it has produced important results. 
And it has produced important results.
We have adopted a new declaration, 
We have adopted a new declaration,
addressing the future opportunities and challenges in the region. 
addressing the future opportunities and challenges in the region.
We must continue to open up borders. 
We must continue to open up borders.
Improve infrastructure. 
Improve infrastructure.
Protect the environment. 
Protect the environment.
And strengthen cooperation within education and research. 
And strengthen cooperation within education and research.
And we must manage this region’s immense natural resources in a sustainable way. 
And we must manage this region’s immense natural resources in a sustainable way.
Together with valuable human resources, it provides an excellent foundation for enhanced economic activity in the region. 
Together with valuable human resources, it provides an excellent foundation for enhanced economic activity in the region.
To the benefit of the people in the region and beyond. 
To the benefit of the people in the region and beyond.
All of you who have been part of this cooperation have reason to celebrate today. 
All of you who have been part of this cooperation have reason to celebrate today.
I congratulate all of you. 
I congratulate all of you.
But more importantly, a new generation of Barents citizens now has the opportunity to move forward together in the spirit of the Barents cooperation. 
But more importantly, a new generation of Barents citizens now has the opportunity to move forward together in the spirit of the Barents cooperation.
Strengthened cooperation in the north 
Styrket samarbeid i nord
New Kirkenes Declaration on cooperation in the Barents region 
Ny Kirkeneserklæring om samarbeid i Barentsregionen
A Resource-rich region in Europe 
Barentsregionen – en region rik på ressurser
Foreword; Norwegian Chairmanship of the Barents Euro-Arctic Council 2011-2013, October 2011 
Forord til brosjyre; Norges formannskap i BEAC – Barents Euro-Arctic Council 2011-2013, oktober 2011
No country can address these challenges alone. 
Ingen stater kan løse disse utfordringene på egen hånd.
Together we must grasp this opportunity and make the most of it. 
Sammen skal vi nyttiggjøre oss de mange mulighetene i Barentsregionen gir.
Together we can develop the Barents region in a sustainable way on the basis of knowledge. 
Sammen skal vi utvikle regionen på en bærekraftig måte.
See also the Council's web pages 
Se også Barentsrådets nettsider
The Barents Parliamentary Conference (day two) in Harstad, Norway, 22-24 April 2013 
Barents parlamentarikerkonferanse (dag 2), 22.-24. april i Harstad
Our focus should be on the future – but for a moment let us also look back on our common history. 
Our focus should be on the future – but for a moment let us also look back on our common history.
We have concrete and historic results to build on when we now move into the future. 
We have concrete and historic results to build on when we now move into the future.
When the Barents Cooperation came about, the Cold War was over. 
When the Barents Cooperation came about, the Cold War was over.
Positive developments had occurred prior to the signing of the Kirkenes Declaration in January 1993, but tensions and unresolved border disputes remained. 
Positive developments had occurred prior to the signing of the Kirkenes Declaration in January 1993, but tensions and unresolved border disputes remained.
Cross border contact within the region – not least between Norway and Russia – was still limited even though northern counties and municipalities had initiated cross-border cooperation. 
Cross border contact within the region – not least between Norway and Russia – was still limited even though northern counties and municipalities had initiated cross-border cooperation.
It was this locally anchored regional vision that Stoltenberg, Kozyrev, Väyrynen and other foreign ministers were able to give national priority – and geopolitical importance – when they established the Barents Cooperation 20 years ago. 
It was this locally anchored regional vision that Stoltenberg, Kozyrev, Väyrynen and other foreign ministers were able to give national priority – and geopolitical importance – when they established the Barents Cooperation 20 years ago.
This was unique and the timing was perfect. 
This was unique and the timing was perfect.
However, it is demanding to change mental maps. 
However, it is demanding to change mental maps.
The ambitious cross-border vision was met with scepticism – not least among cynical cold warriors. 
The ambitious cross-border vision was met with scepticism – not least among cynical cold warriors.
History has proven them all wrong. 
History has proven them all wrong.
The Barents Cooperation represented a new approach to foreign policy. 
The Barents Cooperation represented a new approach to foreign policy.
The primary focus shifted. 
The primary focus shifted.
Army-to army was replaced by people-to-people. 
Army-to army was replaced by people-to-people.
The northern regions – with its indigenous peoples – became the main driver in cooperating across borders. 
The northern regions – with its indigenous peoples – became the main driver in cooperating across borders.
Decisions on cross border cooperation were to be made closer to people in the northern regions, often without prior approval from capitals. 
Decisions on cross border cooperation were to be made closer to people in the northern regions, often without prior approval from capitals.
Inter-personal cooperation developed and started to break down deep-rooted suspicion. 
Inter-personal cooperation developed and started to break down deep-rooted suspicion.
Putting people-to-people cooperation first remains a key strength in today’s Barents cooperation. 
Putting people-to-people cooperation first remains a key strength in today’s Barents cooperation.
The overall results have far exceeded our expectations. 
The overall results have far exceeded our expectations.
The Barents Cooperation has been important not just for Norway, not just for the Barents Region. 
The Barents Cooperation has been important not just for Norway, not just for the Barents Region.
It has been important for Europe – it has served as an example of successful post cold war cooperation across old dividing lines. 
It has been important for Europe – it has served as an example of successful post cold war cooperation across old dividing lines.
As for Norway and Russia, it is obvious that our 2010 agreement on the delimitation line in the Barents Sea was inspired by the atmosphere of increased cooperation and trust driven by the Barents cooperation. 
As for Norway and Russia, it is obvious that our 2010 agreement on the delimitation line in the Barents Sea was inspired by the atmosphere of increased cooperation and trust driven by the Barents cooperation.
The agreement is also demonstrating to the world how neighbours in the High North are able to resolve disagreements: peacefully and based on international law. 
The agreement is also demonstrating to the world how neighbours in the High North are able to resolve disagreements: peacefully and based on international law.
Let me then turn to our cooperation today and our ambitions for the future. 
Let me then turn to our cooperation today and our ambitions for the future.
Regional authorities, indigenous peoples and Local communities remain vital. 
Regional authorities, indigenous peoples and Local communities remain vital.
This is the DNA of the Barents cooperation which today covers a wide variety of activities, geographically and thematically - ranging from the environment to business to culture. 
This is the DNA of the Barents cooperation which today covers a wide variety of activities, geographically and thematically - ranging from the environment to business to culture.
Indigenous peoples have the right to participate in decision-making in matters that would affect their rights, their development and their traditional lands. 
Indigenous peoples have the right to participate in decision-making in matters that would affect their rights, their development and their traditional lands.
I therefore support a further strengthening of indigenous peoples’ representation within the Barents co-operation. 
I therefore support a further strengthening of indigenous peoples’ representation within the Barents co-operation.
The facilitation of regionally and locally based cross border cooperation should continue to be the main task for governments in this cooperation. 
The facilitation of regionally and locally based cross border cooperation should continue to be the main task for governments in this cooperation.
In doing so I believe there are four areas of the Barents Cooperation which will be of key importance in the years to come. 
In doing so I believe there are four areas of the Barents Cooperation which will be of key importance in the years to come.
Cross border mobility 2. 
Cross border mobility 2.
Education and research 3. 
Education and research 3.
Infrastructure 4. 
Infrastructure 4.
Environment and climate change 
Environment and climate change
First, successful cross-border cooperation depends on cross-border mobility. 
First, successful cross-border cooperation depends on cross-border mobility.
Obstacles create problems for industry, commerce and people-to-people contact. 
Obstacles create problems for industry, commerce and people-to-people contact.
A lot has been accomplished, but further facilitation of cross-border movement of persons, goods and services will and must continue to be a cornerstone. 
A lot has been accomplished, but further facilitation of cross-border movement of persons, goods and services will and must continue to be a cornerstone.
The method should be the same. 
The method should be the same.
Practical and step by step. 
Practical and step by step.
Such as the simplified Norwegian-Russian local border traffic regulations introduced last year. 
Such as the simplified Norwegian-Russian local border traffic regulations introduced last year.
In this context the experience of our Barents neighbour and Schengen partner Finland has been important for Norway. 
In this context the experience of our Barents neighbour and Schengen partner Finland has been important for Norway.
Finland processed more than 1.2 million visa applications from Russian citizens last year. 
Finland processed more than 1.2 million visa applications from Russian citizens last year.
Also in Norway we are witnessing a substantial increase in the cross-border traffic. 
Also in Norway we are witnessing a substantial increase in the cross-border traffic.
In 1990, 8000 people crossed the border between Norway and Russia. 
In 1990, 8000 people crossed the border between Norway and Russia.
In 2012, the number was 252 000 people. 
In 2012, the number was 252 000 people.
Step by step we are moving towards our long-term goal of establishing a visa-free travel regime with Russia. 
Step by step we are moving towards our long-term goal of establishing a visa-free travel regime with Russia.
Second, education and research. 
Second, education and research.
The Barents region has with its resources an important potential as an engine for economic growth in Europe. 
The Barents region has with its resources an important potential as an engine for economic growth in Europe.
This is a region of resources: Minerals, energy, fisheries and other renewable marine resources. 
This is a region of resources: Minerals, energy, fisheries and other renewable marine resources.
The region is already Europe’s most important supplier of metal, and prospects for increased activity and cooperation in all areas are good. 
The region is already Europe’s most important supplier of metal, and prospects for increased activity and cooperation in all areas are good.
Again – the future role of the Barents-cooperation is to further facilitate activity – and cooperation on education and research will be key. 
Again – the future role of the Barents-cooperation is to further facilitate activity – and cooperation on education and research will be key.
Skilled and educated citizens from all parts of the Barents Region are needed. 
Skilled and educated citizens from all parts of the Barents Region are needed.
In order for us to make use of our common potential we need to stimulate the generation of more knowledge – and the right competence. 
In order for us to make use of our common potential we need to stimulate the generation of more knowledge – and the right competence.
The populations in the north are relatively small -shared knowledge and strategic cooperation on education and research is vital. 
The populations in the north are relatively small -shared knowledge and strategic cooperation on education and research is vital.
We are on the right track – the number of students in exchange programs and cooperation programs have increased. 
We are on the right track – the number of students in exchange programs and cooperation programs have increased.
Let me give you one example - Russian students registered at Norwegian higher education institutions: In the autumn of 2000 there were 183; in the autumn of 2012 there were 1500. 
Let me give you one example - Russian students registered at Norwegian higher education institutions: In the autumn of 2000 there were 183; in the autumn of 2012 there were 1500.
These students contribute to the diversity and quality of Norwegian higher education. 
These students contribute to the diversity and quality of Norwegian higher education.
And, let me add: they contribute to deeper and broader relations between Russia and Norway. 
And, let me add: they contribute to deeper and broader relations between Russia and Norway.
I am sure other Barents countries can report on similar developments. 
I am sure other Barents countries can report on similar developments.
What we in particular need to see more of is collaboration on the institutional level across borders. 
What we in particular need to see more of is collaboration on the institutional level across borders.
Tighter cooperation among the educational institutions in the North will be a key in developing knowledge and networks needed for efficient exploitation of opportunities and economic cooperation in this region. 
Tighter cooperation among the educational institutions in the North will be a key in developing knowledge and networks needed for efficient exploitation of opportunities and economic cooperation in this region.
The on-going trilateral cooperation between the University in Tromsø, the Northern Federal University in Arkhangelsk and Umeå University can serve as an example of good practice. 
The on-going trilateral cooperation between the University in Tromsø, the Northern Federal University in Arkhangelsk and Umeå University can serve as an example of good practice.
Together they are building centre of competence in biotechnology, law and pharmacy - areas of importance to the Barents region. 
Together they are building centre of competence in biotechnology, law and pharmacy - areas of importance to the Barents region.
We would like to see this cooperation be expanded with other universities in the Barents, such as the Oulu University in Finland. 
We would like to see this cooperation be expanded with other universities in the Barents, such as the Oulu University in Finland.
Third, enhanced economic activity in the region require improved infrastructure. 
Third, enhanced economic activity in the region require improved infrastructure.
There is no doubt: east-west networks need to be further strengthened. 
There is no doubt: east-west networks need to be further strengthened.
This month my government published a White Paper on transport. 
This month my government published a White Paper on transport.
We plan to strengthen railway lines and cross-border roads in the Barents region. 
We plan to strengthen railway lines and cross-border roads in the Barents region.