Archive for the ‘Norway’ Category

News, Norway, Trade

June 5, 2026

As geopolitical shifts continue to reshape global commerce, nations are actively securing their supply chains and market access through a series of new and renewed trade agreements. In Europe, the Norwegian parliament (Storting) has officially approved three major free trade agreements, according to the Government of Norway. Operating within the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) [...]

International Trade, News, Norway

April 3, 2025

Norway is taking steps to initiate discussions with the United States regarding the recently imposed tariffs, in an effort to maintain and enhance trade relations between the two countries. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere expressed the government’s commitment to engaging in constructive talks with U.S. officials, seeking a resolution that benefits both parties.   The […]

Norway’s newly appointed Finance Minister, Jens Stoltenberg, has emphasized the importance of open dialogue with the U.S. to prevent potential trade disruptions and ensure continued economic cooperation. His appointment comes at a critical time as global trade discussions evolve, positioning Norway to take a proactive approach in strengthening its international trade relationships.   Stoltenberg, a […]

International Relations, News, Norway

November 17, 2023

Norway has reaffirmed its commitment to global fisheries sustainability by contributing NOK 9 million (approximately CHF 730,500) to the WTO Fisheries Funding Mechanism. This financial support is aimed at assisting developing and least-developed member countries in effectively implementing the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies.   Norway’s WTO Ambassador, Petter ÁËoelberg, presented this generous contribution to WTO […]