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1. www.regjeringen.no › enHome - regjeringen.no

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   May 23, 2024 · Find information about the Norwegian government, its policies, budget, reports and news. Learn about Norway's support for Ukraine, Moldova and other countries in need.

2. www.visitnorway.comVisit Norway | Official travel guide to Norway

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   Plan your trip to Norway with this comprehensive website that covers everything from seasons, regions, activities, cuisine, and more. Find out how to experience the midnight sun, the northern lights, the fjords, and the cities with tips, guides, and offers.

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     The Geirangerfjord - A fairytale by the fjord
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3. www.norway.no › enThe Norway Portal - Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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   Find information about Norway's diplomatic missions and relations with other countries. Search for a country or browse the list of embassies, consulates, delegations and permanent missions.

4. www.norge.no › enFrontpage | Norge.no

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   Norge.no is the portal for digital services from public authorities in Norway. You can access information, update your contact details, log in with eID, and find services related to life situations.

5. www.royalcourt.noThe Royal House of Norway - English

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   The official website of the Royal House of Norway provides information about the activities, events and news of the King, Queen and Crown Prince. Learn about the state visit from Moldova, the visit to the US and the annual report for 2023.

6. www.regjeringen.no › en › the-governmentThe Government - regjeringen.no

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   Learn about the current and past governments of Norway, the monarchy, and the constitution. Find out how Norway is governed and who are the ministers and the Prime Minister.

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   What to do in Norway?

   • Here's how! Live your best life with kos and friluftsliv, and discover centuries of amazing architecture. Explore our compact big cities. Discover hidden gems and surprising travel experiences. Get ready for tasty traditional and innovative Nordic cuisine. Northern lights. Fjords. Glaciers. Waterfalls. Check out all this and more! How to Norway?

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   What is Norway's mission to the Council of Europe?

   • The Norwegian Permanent Mission to the Council of Europe is located in Strasbourg and is committed to ensure the respect and protection of human rights and to reinforce the rule of law in a democratic Europe. The Mission to the EU in Brussels is Norway's largest foreign mission.

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   What is Norway's mission to the EU?

   • The Mission to the EU in Brussels is Norway's largest foreign mission. It maintains the EEA agreement and all other areas of cooperation between Norway and the EU Norway has been an active participant in NATO since the alliance was founded in 1949.

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   What party is Norway governed by?

   • The new government represents the Labour Party (Lab.) and the Centre Party (Cent.). How is Norway governed?

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8. www.regjeringen.no › en › depMinistry of Foreign Affairs - regjeringen.no

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   Feb 2, 2024 · Home. Ministries. Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Espen Barth Eide (Lab.) Minister of Foreign Affairs. Anne Beathe Tvinnereim (Cent.) Minister of International Development. The main task of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to secure and promote Norway’s interests internationally.