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Our political dialogue is extensive. 
Our political dialogue is extensive.
Together we are involved in peace processes on several continents. 
Together we are involved in peace processes on several continents.
Norway takes a broad approach in its engagement with a continent where we also have vital economic and strategic interests. 
Norway takes a broad approach in its engagement with a continent where we also have vital economic and strategic interests.
Asia We enter into trade agreements, have dialogues with key powers on security policy and human rights, and we engage in peace processes. 
Asia We enter into trade agreements, have dialogues with key powers on security policy and human rights, and we engage in peace processes.
Our economic presence – from our maritime cluster in South Korea to the great number of Norwegian ships passing through the South China Sea each day – is dependent on peace and stability. 
Our economic presence – from our maritime cluster in South Korea to the great number of Norwegian ships passing through the South China Sea each day – is dependent on peace and stability.
The structures for confidence-building and crisis management in the region are limited, but we engage with the structures which are evolving – including the Asia-Europe Meeting – ASEM – and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations – ASEAN. 
The structures for confidence-building and crisis management in the region are limited, but we engage with the structures which are evolving – including the Asia-Europe Meeting – ASEM – and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations – ASEAN.
As you are well aware, normalising relations with China is a high priority for us. 
As you are well aware, normalising relations with China is a high priority for us.
I look forward to the day when our bilateral relations are back to the level we previously enjoyed. 
I look forward to the day when our bilateral relations are back to the level we previously enjoyed.
The world is changing – and we are changing with it. 
The world is changing – and we are changing with it.
Gone are the days when our common global future could be decided in one or two capitals. 
Gone are the days when our common global future could be decided in one or two capitals.
New voices are demanding to be heard –and they are being heard. 
New voices are demanding to be heard –and they are being heard.
What remains is our firm belief in a rules-based world, in which the United Nations and multilateral cooperation prevail. 
What remains is our firm belief in a rules-based world, in which the United Nations and multilateral cooperation prevail.
States pursue their national interests – and they should. 
States pursue their national interests – and they should.
We do too. 
We do too.
But more often than not, these interests are best served by cooperation. 
But more often than not, these interests are best served by cooperation.
Countries come together in organisations and follow a set of agreed rules because it serves their interests to do so. 
Countries come together in organisations and follow a set of agreed rules because it serves their interests to do so.
The UN and NATO have played a decisive role in preventing war and settling disputes peacefully - even if their efforts have not always been successful. 
The UN and NATO have played a decisive role in preventing war and settling disputes peacefully - even if their efforts have not always been successful.
Multilateral trade agreements secure growth. 
Multilateral trade agreements secure growth.
China’s membership of the WTO since 2001 has been vital for its growth. 
China’s membership of the WTO since 2001 has been vital for its growth.
Upon becoming permanent observers in the Arctic Council, China, India, Japan, South Korea and Singapore agreed to the rules of the game in the High North – including the rights of Arctic coastal states. 
Upon becoming permanent observers in the Arctic Council, China, India, Japan, South Korea and Singapore agreed to the rules of the game in the High North – including the rights of Arctic coastal states.
In East Asia, the core interests of all states involved should mean that territorial disputes are solved through dialogue and in accordance with international law. 
In East Asia, the core interests of all states involved should mean that territorial disputes are solved through dialogue and in accordance with international law.
The modern Law of the Sea contains well-established principles and a proven methodology for dealing with maritime delimitation disputes. 
The modern Law of the Sea contains well-established principles and a proven methodology for dealing with maritime delimitation disputes.
I do not see regionalisation as conflicting with global cooperation – but rather as a supplement. 
I do not see regionalisation as conflicting with global cooperation – but rather as a supplement.
The UN can, for instance, task another organisation with carrying out to a peace operation in its own region – like the African Union’s mission in Somalia and in the Central African Republic. 
The UN can, for instance, task another organisation with carrying out to a peace operation in its own region – like the African Union’s mission in Somalia and in the Central African Republic.
There is a valid divison of labour here – one can hardly say that EU integration has been detrimental to the UN. 
There is a valid divison of labour here – one can hardly say that EU integration has been detrimental to the UN.
There can be no doubt that we are moving into a world where the power and influence of countries outside Europe and North America is increasing. 
There can be no doubt that we are moving into a world where the power and influence of countries outside Europe and North America is increasing.
But the tempo and final consequences of this development are not as easy to predict. 
But the tempo and final consequences of this development are not as easy to predict.
The most important task is to ensure that new actors find their place in an established order, rather than designing their own order. 
The most important task is to ensure that new actors find their place in an established order, rather than designing their own order.
I would like to advice against putting too much faith in forecasts which predict that growth figures over the last twenty years will continue along exactly the same path for the next twenty. 
I would like to advice against putting too much faith in forecasts which predict that growth figures over the last twenty years will continue along exactly the same path for the next twenty.
The estimated date for the Chinese economy to eclipse that of the US has just been “postponed” from about 2020 to 2028. 
The estimated date for the Chinese economy to eclipse that of the US has just been “postponed” from about 2020 to 2028.
Brazil’s economy overtook that of the UK briefly in 2011, before it dipped a little and fell back to 7th place. 
Brazil’s economy overtook that of the UK briefly in 2011, before it dipped a little and fell back to 7th place.
Germany was in 1999 described by the Economist as the “sick man of Europe”. 
Germany was in 1999 described by the Economist as the “sick man of Europe”.
Today its economy is the most solid on the continent. 
Today its economy is the most solid on the continent.
Surprises can happen. 
Surprises can happen.
Who believed a few years ago that the US could soon be the world’s largest energy producer? 
Who believed a few years ago that the US could soon be the world’s largest energy producer?
Who could have imagined in August 2013 that Syria’s chemical weapons might be eliminated by August 2014? 
Who could have imagined in August 2013 that Syria’s chemical weapons might be eliminated by August 2014?
Indeed: Who could have foreseen in November that a breakthrough could be made at the WTO trade talks in December? 
Indeed: Who could have foreseen in November that a breakthrough could be made at the WTO trade talks in December?
Who could have believed last spring that the US president would speak to his Iranian colleague and shake hands with Cuba’s leader? 
Who could have believed last spring that the US president would speak to his Iranian colleague and shake hands with Cuba’s leader?
If the US-mediated talks between Israel and Palestine bear fruit; that would be another major breakthrough. 
If the US-mediated talks between Israel and Palestine bear fruit; that would be another major breakthrough.
However, should these signs of progress be followed by disappointments, we need to have the global architecture in place to deal with that, too. 
However, should these signs of progress be followed by disappointments, we need to have the global architecture in place to deal with that, too.
This is why we need to maintain and update the UN and NATO, as well as work with new actors. 
This is why we need to maintain and update the UN and NATO, as well as work with new actors.
We grasp the opportunities, rather than despairing on behalf of Europe. 
We grasp the opportunities, rather than despairing on behalf of Europe.
Let’s make sure that Asia’s rise is not Europe’s demise. 
Let’s make sure that Asia’s rise is not Europe’s demise.
Europe played an important role in the American Century. 
Europe played an important role in the American Century.
This will also be the case in the Asian Century. 
This will also be the case in the Asian Century.
The Rise of East Asia and Transatlantic Relations 
The Rise of East Asia and Transatlantic Relations
Leangkollen Conference, 3 February 2014 
Leangkoll-konferansen, 3. februar 2014
One of of China's most powerful politicians on a visit to Norway 
En av Kinas mektigste politikere på besøk i Norge
He Guoqiang is in Norway. 
He Guoqiang er i Norge.
He is one of nine members of the standing committee of the Chinese Communist Party's Politburo. 
Han er en av ni medlemmer av den stående komitéen i det kinesiske kommunistpartiets politbyrå.
He Guoqiang arrived in Norway with a delegation of over one hundred people, of whom about half are from the Chinese business community. 
He Guoqiang kom til Norge med en delegasjon på over hundre personer, hvorav omtrent halvparten er fra kinesisk næringsliv.
In connection with the visit, the Ministry of Trade and Industry and Innovation Norway together with the Ministry of Commerce in China arranged a business seminar Friday 11 June on the Norwegian-Chinese economic relations. 
I forbindelse med besøket arrangerte Nærings- og handelsdepartementet, Innovasjon Norge og Kinas handelsdepartement et næringslivsseminar fredag 11. juni om norsk-kinesiske økonomiske forbindelser.
- Work on a trade agreement between Norway and China was high on the agenda when I met with He Guoqiang in Oslo. 
- Arbeidet med en handelsavtale mellom Norge og Kina sto høyt på agendaen da jeg møtte He Guoqiang i Oslo.
We had good conversations, Minister of Trade and Industry Trond Giske said.. 
Vi hadde gode samtaler, sier nærings- og handelsminister Trond Giske.
In connection with the seminar, there was a signing ceremony where a number of Norwegian-Chinese agreements were signed. 
I tilknytning til seminaret var det en signeringsseremoni der en rekke norsk-kinesiske avtaler ble signert.
Norway and China signed an agreement that regulates the bilateral cooperation between the two countries, The Foreign Ministry also signed an agreement with the Chinese Ministry of Commerce on reducing mercury pollution. 
Norge og Kina signerte en avtale som regulerer det bilaterale bistandssamarbeidet mellom de to landene, Utenriksdepartementet signerte også en avtale med det kinesiske handelsdepartement om kapasitetsbygging for å redusere kvikksølvforurensning.
In addition, five private companies signed agreements today: Statoil, Orkla, DnB NOR, Music Export Norway and Fono. 
I tillegg signerte fem private aktører avtaler i dag: Statoil, Orkla, DnB NOR, Music Export Norway og Fono.
- I find it gratifying that the Chinese and Norwegian companies strengthen their cooperation. 
- Jeg synes det er gledelig at kinesiske og norske bedrifter styrker sitt samarbeid.
Mr. Trond Giske will also host a dinner for the Chinese delegation today, and will follow the delegation to Bergen on Saturday. 
Nærings- og handelsminister Trond Giske skal også være vert for en middag for den kinesiske delegasjonen i dag, fredag, og vil følge delegasjonen til Bergen lørdag.
Photos from the seminar – free to use - can be downloaded from NHD’s account on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nhd-info/sets/72157624126441819/. 
Bilder fra seminaret til fri bruk kan lastes ned fra NHDs konto på Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nhd-info/sets/72157624126441819/ .
On motives for participation in the Framework Programme, Technopolis Group, 2012. 
Les rapporten On motives for participation in the Framework Programme, Technopolis Group, 2012.
(PDF, 735 kB) 
(PDF, 735 kB)
Oslo, 23 May 2013 
Oslo, 23. mai 2013
"A very important point for us is that there is no legal void. 
- A very important point for us is that there is no legal void.
We have the human rights regulations. 
We have the human rights regulations.
We have excellent rules, and we should actually be proud in the way the international community have been able to make new rules and new regulations", said the Minister of Foreign Affairs in his reception speech at the conference “Reclaiming the Protection of Civilians under International Humanitarian Law”. 
We have excellent rules, and we should actually be proud in the way the international community have been able to make new rules and new regulations, sa utenriksministeren i sin tale på mottakelsen under konferansen “Reclaiming the Protection of Civilians under International Humanitarian Law”.
I have the great pleasure to welcome you all to this reception at the National Opera House in Oslo. 
I have the great pleasure to welcome you all to this reception at the National Opera House in Oslo.
Let me start by thanking our co-chairs from Argentina, Austria, Indonesia and Uganda, for the good cooperation we have had today, and for the good consultations we have had in the regional meetings leading up to this conference. 
Let me start by thanking our co-chairs from Argentina, Austria, Indonesia and Uganda, for the good cooperation we have had today, and for the good consultations we have had in the regional meetings leading up to this conference.
I am very glad to hear that this has been a very good first day of the conference. 
I am very glad to hear that this has been a very good first day of the conference.
Thank you also to the excellent panellists, and to all participants, for your contribution to making this a very good start of the conference. 
Thank you also to the excellent panellists, and to all participants, for your contribution to making this a very good start of the conference.
Let me again say that this is an issue close to my heart – and to Norway. 
Let me again say that this is an issue close to my heart – and to Norway.
We strongly believe in a world that is better organized, we believe that we can improve international law, and that it is possible to improve and enhance the respect for international law, including the human rights and the international humanitarian law. 
We strongly believe in a world that is better organized, we believe that we can improve international law, and that it is possible to improve and enhance the respect for international law, including the human rights and the international humanitarian law.
A very important point for us is that it is no legal void. 
A very important point for us is that it is no legal void.
We have excellent rules, and we should actually be proud in the way the international community have been able to make new rules and new regulations. 
We have excellent rules, and we should actually be proud in the way the international community have been able to make new rules and new regulations.
Even for the darkest moments – for war – for how to conduct conflicts – there are laws on which wars are allowed and which are not. 
Even for the darkest moments – for war – for how to conduct conflicts – there are laws on which wars are allowed and which are not.
But we are here – the conference is about how international conflicts can be conducted in accordance with international humanitarian law, how civilians should be protected, and how we should enhance the understanding of this highly important issue. 
But we are here – the conference is about how international conflicts can be conducted in accordance with international humanitarian law, how civilians should be protected, and how we should enhance the understanding of this highly important issue.
This is a very important work and we need to work together. 
This is a very important work and we need to work together.
Therefore I am so glad that we have 90 states present, and a lot of engaged local and global organisations, who really care about these issues. 
Therefore I am so glad that we have 90 states present, and a lot of engaged local and global organisations, who really care about these issues.
We want to strengthen the rules and we want to make sure that the rules apply. 
We want to strengthen the rules and we want to make sure that the rules apply.
And the fact that we today have been able to be practical, to come up with ideas; this is so important in order to move ahead. 
And the fact that we today have been able to be practical, to come up with ideas; this is so important in order to move ahead.
So, the conference's theme is important; how we are to increase the protection of civilians in armed conflict is a matter that must be urgently addressed. 
So, the conference's theme is important; how we are to increase the protection of civilians in armed conflict is a matter that must be urgently addressed.
I am very glad to note the high level of engagement by so many – and for the many good views and thoughts on how to address the challenges ahead. 
I am very glad to note the high level of engagement by so many – and for the many good views and thoughts on how to address the challenges ahead.
Now, to something completely different. 
Now, to something completely different.
– We are here at the Oslo Opera House, the now internationally well-known building, the pride of our city. 
– We are here at the Oslo Opera House, the now internationally well-known building, the pride of our city.
– Some facts: Opened five years ago, in April 2008, designed by the now famous architects of "Snøhetta" of Norway, it cost NOK 4.3 billion (within the budget!), built by workers from more than 50 nations, with white marble stones from Italy (Carrera) and solid oak from Germany and Poland, among other things. 
– Some facts: Opened five years ago, in April 2008, designed by the now famous architects of "Snøhetta" of Norway, it cost NOK 4.3 billion (within the budget!), built by workers from more than 50 nations, with white marble stones from Italy (Carrera) and solid oak from Germany and Poland, among other things.
Today, 603 people work here every day, they sing, dance, write, play, plan, think, serve food or build, they represent 42 nations, and more than 50 professions are put together – a very international institution. 
Today, 603 people work here every day, they sing, dance, write, play, plan, think, serve food or build, they represent 42 nations, and more than 50 professions are put together – a very international institution.
The building contains more than 1.000 rooms and covers 38.500 m2 in total. 
The building contains more than 1.000 rooms and covers 38.500 m2 in total.
And, you'll find Norway's biggest solar panel on the roof. 
And, you'll find Norway's biggest solar panel on the roof.
– Fascinating? 
– Fascinating?
It is really good to have you all here and I really hope this building will give you inspiration for tomorrow's work. 
It is really good to have you all here and I really hope this building will give you inspiration for tomorrow's work.
Now, I have the pleasure to introduce "Barnekoret" – their correct name in English is "The Norwegian National Opera Children`s Chorus". 
Now, I have the pleasure to introduce "Barnekoret" – their correct name in English is "The Norwegian National Opera Children`s Chorus".
The choir marked their 10 years anniversary last year, they perform regularly at opera and ballet shows here at the Norwegian National Opera. 
The choir marked their 10 years anniversary last year, they perform regularly at opera and ballet shows here at the Norwegian National Opera.
The members are between 7 and 16 years old, and I'll finally like to add that the choir takes an important part of the development of young talents at the opera. 
The members are between 7 and 16 years old, and I'll finally like to add that the choir takes an important part of the development of young talents at the opera.
Now, here they come – listen to "Bruremarsj (bridal song) from Valsøyfjord". 
Now, here they come – listen to "Bruremarsj (bridal song) from Valsøyfjord".
Speech at the reception at the National Opera House 
Tale på mottakelse i Operaen
Recommend demolition of the damaged buildings 
Utredere foreslår å rive de skadde regjeringsbyggene
Today, Minister of Government Administration, Reform and Church Affairs Rigmor Aasrud received the report ”Choice of concept study for the future Government Quarter” from an independent consulting group consisting of Metier, Opak and LPO architects. 
Administrasjonsminister Rigmor Aasrud mottok i dag rapporten ”Konseptvalgsutredningen for fremtidig regjeringskvartal” fra en uavhengig konsulentgruppe bestående av Metier, Opak og LPO arkitekter.
The study recommends focusing the Government Quarter between Akersgata and Møllergata. 
Utredningen anbefaler å samle regjeringskvartalet mellom Akersgata og Møllergata.
It also proposes tearing down the government buildings that have sustained the most severe damage to provide space for new buildings. 
Den foreslår også å rive de mest skadde regjeringsbyggene for å gi plass til nybygg.
I am also pleased that the consequences for the city have been considered so carefully. 
Jeg er også glad for at konsekvensene for byen er godt vurdert.
The study will undergo quality assurance before the Government takes its decision. 
Utredningen vil nå kvalitetssikres før regjeringen treffer sin beslutning.
An independent quality assurance group has been selected and will begin working immediately", states Rigmor Aasrud, Minister of Government Administration, Reform and Church Affairs. 
De uavhengige kvalitetssikrere er valgt og starter arbeidet umiddelbart, sier administrasjonsminister Rigmor Aasrud.
The consultants recommend Concept East. 
Utrederne anbefaler konsept Øst.
This would involve re-grouping the Government Quarter between Akersgata and Møllergata, and that the Quarter would be expanded between Grubbegata and Møllergata to Hammersborg. 
Det vil innebære at regjeringskvartalet samles mellom Akersgata og Møllergata og at kvartalet utvides mellom Grubbegata og Møllergata til Hammersborg.
The proposal entails the acquisition of property between Grubbegata and Møllergata at Hammersborg, disposing of R5 and R6, and tearing down the Y-Block, the H-Block (the tower), R4 and the S-Block to make room for new buildings. 
Forslaget innebærer oppkjøp av eiendom mellom Grubbegata og Møllergata ved Hammersborg, avhending av R5 og R6 og at Y-blokka, H-blokka, R4 og S-blokka rives og erstattes av nybygg.
The proposal is one of the two most reasonably priced ones and it would not require that many streets be closed. 
Forslaget er et av de to rimeligste og innebærer få stengte gater.
However, it would mark the end of parts of the historic architectural environment of today’s Government Quarter. 
Det innebærer imidlertid at deler av det historiske bygningsmiljøet i regjeringskvartalet blir borte.
The consultants who have made the study recommend not re-using the building, but preserving the art it contains. 
Utrederne anbefaler ikke gjenbruk av bygget, men å bevare kunsten den rommer.
According to the report, it is “entirely possible to preserve the indoor art of the H-Block tower, and the art on the gable of the Y-Block.” 
I følge rapporten er det ”fullt mulig å bevare den innvendige kunsten i Høyblokka, og kunsten i gavlen på Y-blokka.”