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It is rather a return to normal levels of activity for a major power with legitimate interests in the north. 
It is rather a return to normal levels of activity for a major power with legitimate interests in the north.
But at the same time, we are observing developments closely. 
But at the same time, we are observing developments closely.
Relations between Russia and West are likely to continue to be challenging in the future. 
Relations between Russia and West are likely to continue to be challenging in the future.
Isolating Russia is no solution. 
Isolating Russia is no solution.
It is important to maintain dialogue, which is the only real opportunity we have to influence Russia. 
It is important to maintain dialogue, which is the only real opportunity we have to influence Russia.
A breakdown in our channels of communication could also strengthen the inward-looking forces in Russia that want the country to turn its back on the West. 
A breakdown in our channels of communication could also strengthen the inward-looking forces in Russia that want the country to turn its back on the West.
We are therefore glad that the EU has resumed negotiations on a partnership agreement with Russia. 
We are therefore glad that the EU has resumed negotiations on a partnership agreement with Russia.
And that NATO has decided to fully re-open the NATO–Russia dialogue within the framework of the NATO–Russia Council (NRC). 
And that NATO has decided to fully re-open the NATO–Russia dialogue within the framework of the NATO–Russia Council (NRC).
Energy and climate change are also the drivers of increasing international attention to the High North. 
Energy and climate change are also the drivers of increasing international attention to the High North.
The High North offers front row seats to the climate change now taking place. 
The High North offers front row seats to the climate change now taking place.
The High North is a strategically important area for Norway. 
The High North is a strategically important area for Norway.
Number one foreign policy priority. 
Number one foreign policy priority.
Russia is clearly one reason why the High North is at the top of our policy agenda. 
Russia is clearly one reason why the High North is at the top of our policy agenda.
Other important reasons are energy and climate change. 
Other important reasons are energy and climate change.
The Arctic climate is warming rapidly. 
The Arctic climate is warming rapidly.
The impacts will affect the rest of the world through further global warming and rising sea levels. 
The impacts will affect the rest of the world through further global warming and rising sea levels.
Long-term preservation of the Arctic as we know it today will only be possible if we follow a clear strategy for reducing global emissions of greenhouse gases to a sustainable level. 
Long-term preservation of the Arctic as we know it today will only be possible if we follow a clear strategy for reducing global emissions of greenhouse gases to a sustainable level.
Want to send a strong message to Copenhagen about what is happening to the ice in the north and in other parts of the world. 
Want to send a strong message to Copenhagen about what is happening to the ice in the north and in other parts of the world.
A new climate agreement that ensures significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions is vital for preserving the Arctic. 
A new climate agreement that ensures significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions is vital for preserving the Arctic.
Regardless of the agreement we reach, we will – for a long time – have to deal with a changed and gradually more accessible Arctic. 
Regardless of the agreement we reach, we will – for a long time – have to deal with a changed and gradually more accessible Arctic.
For example, areas previously covered by thick ice are already beginning to open up for shipping and resource exploration. 
For example, areas previously covered by thick ice are already beginning to open up for shipping and resource exploration.
For Norway, it is important to underline that an extensive international legal framework already applies to the Arctic Ocean. 
For Norway, it is important to underline that an extensive international legal framework already applies to the Arctic Ocean.
The Arctic Ocean is not a lawless territory. 
The Arctic Ocean is not a lawless territory.
Within this legal framework, the Arctic states are examining how increased activity in the Arctic areas should be managed. 
Within this legal framework, the Arctic states are examining how increased activity in the Arctic areas should be managed.
Increased international interest in the region: in resource development, potential for increased maritime transport (attractive alternative transport routes – ref. pirates). 
Increased international interest in the region: in resource development, potential for increased maritime transport (attractive alternative transport routes – ref. pirates).
Opportunities and challenges for Norway as a coastal state. 
Opportunities and challenges for Norway as a coastal state.
Cooperation with Russia vital. 
Cooperation with Russia vital.
Climate change is the greatest long-term challenge facing humanity. 
Climate change is the greatest long-term challenge facing humanity.
The international financial crisis will pass, but the damage to the environment will remain for generations. 
The international financial crisis will pass, but the damage to the environment will remain for generations.
And climate change is inextricably linked to energy. 
And climate change is inextricably linked to energy.
Last year, there were two very promising developments regarding climate change: the EU’s adoption of the climate and energy package, and the election of Barack Obama as US President. 
Last year, there were two very promising developments regarding climate change: the EU’s adoption of the climate and energy package, and the election of Barack Obama as US President.
Norway highly commends EU in securing the adoption of the climate and energy package. 
Norway highly commends EU in securing the adoption of the climate and energy package.
The US elections have laid the ground for a change of pace in the international climate negotiations. 
The US elections have laid the ground for a change of pace in the international climate negotiations.
President Obama wants the US to play a leading role in the international fight against climate change, based on clear national obligations to reduce emissions and extensive cooperation with other countries. 
President Obama wants the US to play a leading role in the international fight against climate change, based on clear national obligations to reduce emissions and extensive cooperation with other countries.
The US has a key part to play in the development of a new climate regime. 
The US has a key part to play in the development of a new climate regime.
So does China. 
So does China.
And India. 
And India.
We have to stop playing an international blame game if we are to reach agreement on a comprehensive and effective climate framework. 
We have to stop playing an international blame game if we are to reach agreement on a comprehensive and effective climate framework.
The increase of global energy use has helped hundreds of millions to rise out of poverty. 
The increase of global energy use has helped hundreds of millions to rise out of poverty.
We want this development to continue. 
We want this development to continue.
But it has also led to a massive increase of global CO2 emissions. 
But it has also led to a massive increase of global CO2 emissions.
We cannot and will not allow that development to continue. 
We cannot and will not allow that development to continue.
In the decades to come we will have to resolve our energy dilemma. 
In the decades to come we will have to resolve our energy dilemma.
We will have to decrease global emissions of greenhouse gases by more than 50%, and increase the global supply of energy by more than 50%. 
We will have to decrease global emissions of greenhouse gases by more than 50%, and increase the global supply of energy by more than 50%.
How will we fulfil this huge common task? 
How will we fulfil this huge common task?
As a major exporter of fossil fuels, the threat of climate change and the increasing demand for energy represents a dilemma for Norway. 
As a major exporter of fossil fuels, the threat of climate change and the increasing demand for energy represents a dilemma for Norway.
But this dilemma is also a global dilemma, and not just for producers, but also for consumers. 
But this dilemma is also a global dilemma, and not just for producers, but also for consumers.
As we all know, we need to decarbonise world energy production. 
As we all know, we need to decarbonise world energy production.
Carbon capture and storage is a key technology in this regard. 
Carbon capture and storage is a key technology in this regard.
Norway has more than 10 years’ experience of offshore CO2 storage from our gas field Sleipner. 
Norway has more than 10 years’ experience of offshore CO2 storage from our gas field Sleipner.
In May, the Norwegian Government will host a high-level conference on carbon capture and storage. 
In May, the Norwegian Government will host a high-level conference on carbon capture and storage.
2009 is a critical year. 
2009 is a critical year.
We need to reach a new, more comprehensive and effective climate framework agreement in Copenhagen. 
We need to reach a new, more comprehensive and effective climate framework agreement in Copenhagen.
This will not be easy. 
This will not be easy.
It will require flexibility and political leadership from all parties. 
It will require flexibility and political leadership from all parties.
Nevertheless, we must be ambitious. 
Nevertheless, we must be ambitious.
The financial crisis must not be allowed to weaken climate policies or the outcome in Copenhagen. 
The financial crisis must not be allowed to weaken climate policies or the outcome in Copenhagen.
Crucial that political pressure is maintained. 
Crucial that political pressure is maintained.
Given the changing face of energy and geopolitics, it is important for Norway to remain a reliable, long-term and climate-conscious exporter of oil and gas. 
Given the changing face of energy and geopolitics, it is important for Norway to remain a reliable, long-term and climate-conscious exporter of oil and gas.
Will continue to further dialogue between energy producers and energy consumers. 
Will continue to further dialogue between energy producers and energy consumers.
Interdependence and relations based on trust. 
Interdependence and relations based on trust.
Securing energy supply and speeding up the transition to a low-carbon energy system call for radical action by governments and active participation in coordinated international mechanisms. 
Securing energy supply and speeding up the transition to a low-carbon energy system call for radical action by governments and active participation in coordinated international mechanisms.
It is only through extensive international cooperation that we will be able to address the huge challenges of climate change. 
It is only through extensive international cooperation that we will be able to address the huge challenges of climate change.
The Arctic – a vulnerable environment with petroleum potential. 
The Arctic – a vulnerable environment with petroleum potential.
Here our energy and political relations with Russia are key along with relations with other countries with which we share Arctic interests. 
Here our energy and political relations with Russia are key along with relations with other countries with which we share Arctic interests.
Need to further dialogue. 
Need to further dialogue.
The Changing Face of Energy and Geopolitics 
The Changing Face of Energy and Geopolitics
Government concerned about development in Georgia 
Regjeringen bekymret for utviklingen i Georgia
“All the parties involved now have a responsibility to show restraint. 
Alle parter har nå et ansvar for å vise tilbakeholdenhet.
“Reports and eye-witness accounts from people fleeing the hostilities tell of brutal treatment of civilians. 
- Rapporter og øyenvitneskildringer fra mennesker på flukt vitner om grufulle handlinger mot sivile.
Without an international presence, it is extremely difficult to verify what is really happening in these areas,” Mr Støre continued. 
Uten internasjonal tilstedeværelse er det svært vanskelig å få verifisert hva som skjer i områdene, sier utenriksminister Støre.
“Increased use of force compounds the humanitarian situation, and the flows of refugees are now increasing in both directions. 
- Økt maktbruk forverrer den humanitære situasjonen for befolkningen og flyktningestrømmene øker nå i begge retninger.
Norway to provide monitors for the OSCE mission to Georgia 
Norge støtter OSSE med observatører til Georgia
Norway provides NOK 30 million for humanitarian assistance in Georgia 
30 millioner i humanitær bistand til Georgia
Humanitarian assistance in Georgia 
Humanitær bistand til Georgia
Russian bombing completely unacceptable 
Russisk bombing helt uakseptabelt
“I am very pleased that the Storting has said yes to the free trade agreement between the EFTA member states and Costa Rica and Panama,” says Minister of Trade and Industry Monica Mæland. 
– Det er svært gledelig at Stortinget i dag sier ja til frihandelsavtalen mellom EFTA-landene og Costa Rica og Panama, sier næringsminister Monica Mæland.
On 19 June the Storting gave its consent to ratification of a free trade agreement with Costa Rica and Panama. 
Stortinget har gitt samtykke til å inngå en frihandelsavtale med Costa Rica og Panama.
“Free trade agreements provide favourable export conditions for Norwegian companies. 
– Frihandelsavtaler gir norske bedrifter gunstige vilkår for eksport.
They are crucial for the Norwegian business sector, especially because they ensure competitiveness vis-à-vis companies from regions such as the EU,” says Minister of Trade and Industry Monica Mæland. 
Det er sentralt for norsk næringsliv, særlig fordi de sikrer konkurransedyktighet sammenlignet med bedrifter fra for eksempel EU, sier næringsminister Monica Mæland.
The agreement regulates trade in goods and services, and encompasses investment, government procurement, protection of intellectual property rights and competition. 
Avtalen regulerer handel med varer og tjenester, og omhandler investeringer, offentlige anskaffelser, immaterielle rettigheter og konkurranse.
It also contains a chapter on trade and sustainable development. 
I tillegg inneholder den også et kapittel om handel og bærekraftig utvikling.
“We have negotiated a good chapter on trade and sustainable development, with a new provision on sustainable forest management. 
– Vi har oppnådd et godt kapittel om handel og bærekraftig utvikling, med en ny bestemmelse om bærekraftig forvaltning av skog.
This will help to increase awareness of and acceptance for the idea that trade needs to foster sustainable development,” says Ms Mæland. 
Det bidrar til bevisstgjøring og aksept av at handel skal bidra til bærekraftig utvikling, sier Mæland.
The agreement will enter into force on 1 September 2014. 
Avtalen trer i kraft 1. september 2014.
Trade with Costa Rica and Panama is currently modest. 
Handelen med Costa Rica og Panama er i dag beskjeden.
However, Norway has business interests in these countries in important areas such as hydropower, renewable energy, fisheries and aquaculture. 
Norge har imidlertid handelsinteresser i landene på viktige områder som vannkraft og fornybar energi, fiskeri og fiskeoppdrett.
The Panama Canal is important for Norwegian shipping. 
Panamakanalen er sentral for norsk skipsfart.
Trade in goods between Costa Rica and Norway in 2013 totalled NOK 396 million. 
Varehandelen mellom Costa Rica og Norge i 2013 var på 396 millioner kroner.
The most important Norwegian export products are fertiliser, machinery and fish. 
De viktigste norske eksportproduktene er kunstgjødsel, mekaniske instrumenter og fisk.
Norway primarily imports agricultural products from Costa Rica, including bananas and pineapple. 
Norge importerer hovedsakelig landbruksprodukter fra Costa Rica, deriblant bananer og ananas.
Trade in goods between Panama and Norway in 2013 totalled NOK 694 million. 
Handelen med varer mellom Panama og Norge i 2013 var på 694 millioner kroner.
Norwegian exports to Panama consist of ships and ship’s gear, fish and fertiliser. 
Eksporten til Panama består av skip og skipsutstyr, fisk og kunstgjødsel.
Norway mainly imports ship’s gear from Panama, in addition to some agricultural products. 
Norge importerer i hovedsak skipsutstyr fra Panama, i tillegg til enkelte landbruksprodukter.
The Storting has now given its consent to ratification of the free trade agreement between Costa Rica and Panama and the EFTA member states (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland). 
Stortinget har nå gitt samtykke til å ratifisere frihandelsavtalen mellom Costa Rica og Panama og EFTA-statene Island, Liechtenstein, Sveits og Norge.
The agreement was signed in the summer of 2013 during the EFTA Ministerial Meeting in Trondheim. 
Avtalen ble undertegnet sommeren 2013 under EFTAs ministermøte i Trondheim.
Free trade agreement with Costa Rica and Panama 
Inngår frihandelsavtale med Costa Rica og Panama
Foreign Minister Støre comments on the presidential elections in Georgia 
Utenriksminister Støre om presidentvalget i Georgia
“It is essential that any complaints about irregularities are thoroughly investigated. 
- Det er viktig at klager om uregelmessigheter blir grundig etterforsket.
The elections demonstrated that Georgia still has a long way to go as regards democratic development. 
Valget viste at Georgia fortsatt har en lang vei å gå i sin demokratiske utvikling.
Georgian elections mark progress towards democratic maturity 
Valget i Georgia er et skritt mot demokratisk modenhet
With the parliamentary elections, Georgia has taken an important step forward in its democratic development. 
– Med gårsdagens parlamentsvalg har Georgia tatt et viktig skritt i landets demokratiske utvikling.
“With yesterday’s parliamentary elections, Georgia has taken an important step forward in its democratic development. 
– Med gårsdagens parlamentsvalg har Georgia tatt et viktig skritt i landets demokratiske utvikling.
“The president deserves recognition for admitting so quickly that his party has lost the elections. 
– At presidenten allerede har erkjent at hans parti tapte valget, fortjener anerkjennelse.
The campaign was marked by rivalry between the United National Movement, the current governing party headed by President Mikheil Saakashvili, and the opposition Georgian Dream coalition, headed by business tycoon Bidzina Ivanishvili. 
Valget har vært preget av rivalisering mellom to hovedaktører: Regjeringspartiet «Den forente nasjonale bevegelse» ledet av president Mikheil Saakasjvili og opposisjonskoalisjonen «Den georgiske drøm», som ledes av næringslivsmagnaten Bidzina Ivanisjvili.
There was an active electoral campaign throughout the country. 
Det har vært en aktiv valgkamp over hele landet.
Both the ruling party and the opposition have put forward complaints about irregularities and the misuse of administrative or financial resources. 
Så vel regjeringspartiet som opposisjonen har fremmet klager over påståtte uregelmessigheter og misbruk av administrative eller økonomiske ressurser.
Some of these have been upheld, but the opposition feels that the governing party has been favoured. 
En del av klagene har fått medhold, men opposisjonen mener likevel at regjeringspartiet har vært favorisert.
A large number of domestic and international observers have been deployed. 
Det har deltatt et stort antall innenlandske og internasjonale valgobservatører.
This is a welcome development,” concluded Mr Eide. 
Dette er en utvikling vi hilser velkommen, sier utenriksminister Eide.
Ministerial Meeting of NAC (*), Brussels 19 August 2008 
Utenriksministermøte i NAC (*), Brussel 19. august 2008
Excerpts from the Foreign Minister Støre's statement at the Meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Brussels 19 August 2008 about the situation in Georgia, where he said that "our message must be clear: All serious violations of international law and of international law at large must be condemned in the strongest terms". 
Utdrag fra utenriksminister Støres innlegg under Nato-møtet 19. august i Brussel om situasjonen i Georgia, hvor han bl.a. sa at "our message must be clear: All serious violations of international law and of international law at large must be condemned in the strongest terms".
Meeting of the North Atlantic Council (NAC) at the level of Foreign Ministers (special Ministerial session, on the situation in Georgia) 
Meeting of the North Atlantic Council (NAC) at the level of Foreign Ministers (special Ministerial session, on the situation in Georgia)
(*) The following are excerpts from the Foreign Minister’s statement at the meeting: 
(*) The following are excerpts from the Foreign Minister’s statement at the meeting:
I believe we agree in our broad assessment of the situation in and around Georgia. 
I believe we agree in our broad assessment of the situation in and around Georgia.
I add my support to the introductory remarks by the Secretary General. 
I add my support to the introductory remarks by the Secretary General.
I agree with the call for unity. 
I agree with the call for unity.
We need to use this meeting to agree on a clear signal not only to Russia, but also to other parties and the world at large. 
We need to use this meeting to agree on a clear signal not only to Russia, but also to other parties and the world at large.
What is at stake is the validity and capacity of Europe’s ability to deal with differences, disputes and conflicting interests. 
What is at stake is the validity and capacity of Europe’s ability to deal with differences, disputes and conflicting interests.
We have witnessed a conflict on a scale not seen in Europe since the conflicts in the Western Balkans in the 1990s. 
We have witnessed a conflict on a scale not seen in Europe since the conflicts in the Western Balkans in the 1990s.
Our message must be clear: All serious violations of international law and of international law at large must be condemned in the strongest terms. 
Our message must be clear: All serious violations of international law and of international law at large must be condemned in the strongest terms.
We need to send a clear signal to Russia about our view of Russia’s use of force. 
We need to send a clear signal to Russia about our view of Russia’s use of force.
The principles of international law regarding the use of armed force have been beached. 
The principles of international law regarding the use of armed force have been beached.
Russia has not followed up on the word of its leader – or on the agreements signed by him. 
Russia has not followed up on the word of its leader – or on the agreements signed by him.
It is a threat to the credibility of the conflict resolution mechanisms that Europe has promoted. 
It is a threat to the credibility of the conflict resolution mechanisms that Europe has promoted.
Our message here must be firm and based on principle. 
Our message here must be firm and based on principle.
The future of our relations with Russia will be affected by the way Russia addresses the outstanding issues, including a swift withdrawal of troops as stipulated in the ceasefire agreement. 
The future of our relations with Russia will be affected by the way Russia addresses the outstanding issues, including a swift withdrawal of troops as stipulated in the ceasefire agreement.
I believe we need to move forward with a firm basis on the very mechanisms that Europe has put in place for dealing with differences. 
I believe we need to move forward with a firm basis on the very mechanisms that Europe has put in place for dealing with differences.
We should give full support to the missions of the OSCE. 
We should give full support to the missions of the OSCE.