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Forsvarspolitikk

Forsvarskonseptet beskriver de mest sentrale prinsipper som skal legges til grunn for Forsvarets fremtidige utvikling og virksomhet, og har følgende ordlyd:

Forsvaret skal utvikles som et moderne, fleksibelt og alliansetilpasset virkemiddel, der det tilstrebes en balanse mellom Forsvarets oppgaver, struktur og ressurstilgang. Virksomheten skal baseres på nært samarbeid med relevante sivile myndigheter og på en verneplikt som praktiseres i tråd med Forsvarets behov. Fokus skal være på å sikre og fremme norske interesser, gjennom å kunne håndtere et bredt spekter av utfordringer både nasjonalt og internasjonalt.

Sist oppdatert: 21.10.2011 (Kampflybasevalg)

Forsvars- og sikkerhetspolitikk

Norges sikkerhetspolitiske rammebetingelser er i endring. Tiåret etter slutten på den kalde krigen kan betraktes som en avsluttet overgangsfase. En omfattende eksistensiell trussel er erstattet av usikkerhet og uforutsigbarhet med hensyn til de sikkerhetsutfordringer vi kan bli stilt overfor. Dette gjelder også i Norges egne nærområder, der nordområdenes strategiske betydning og ressursforvaltningen i store havområder fortsatt vil utgjøre sentrale rammebetingelser for norsk sikkerhets- og forsvarspolitikk.

Nordic Defence Cooperation - NORDEFCO

Multinational defense cooperation is regarded increasingly as an important mean to solve common and fundamental challenges in defense policy. Tight financial constraints, price increases for high-tech defense materiel and common security challenges make it natural to develop regional multinational defense cooperation.

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Major General Roar Sundseth and State Secretary Eirik Øwre Thorshaug

Opening Remarks Cyber Conference 2013

[Speech/article, Ministry of Defence, 18.04.2013]

State Secretary for Defence, Eirik Øwre Thorshaug (Norwegian Labour Party)

Minister of Defence Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsen

“Our mission-oriented Defence – within a relevant Alliance”

[Speech/article, Ministry of Defence, 07.01.2013]

- Our defence is in a very favourable situation. Where other countries are cutting back, we are building up. At the same time, however, we share the destiny of both Europe and the wider global community, Defence Minister Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsen said in her new year address to the Oslo Military Society on January 7.

Norwegian Minister of Defense Reassured by Meeting with Secretary Panetta, Confident in Norway’s Choice of the F-35

[News story, Ministry of Defence, 18.12.2012]

- The F-35 program is of vital importance to both the United States and Norway in ensuring that we fulfil our future operational requirements. I am therefore very pleased and reassured by the recent process in the development of the F-35, says Norwegian Minister of Defence Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsen, who Monday met with US Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta at the Pentagon.

Triple A – Building Confidence in the Arctic, Amazonas and the Antarctic

[Speech/article, Ministry of Defence, 20.11.2012]

Halifax International Security Forum, 17. november 2012.

Norwegian Defence Budget 2013

More Training, Improved Readiness

[Press release, Ministry of Defence, 08.10.2012]

The Norwegian government proposes to spend nearly USD 7.4 billion/EUR 5,5 billion/NOK 42.2 billion on defence in 2013, a real increase from 2012 of USD 52.5 million/EUR 39 million/NOK 300 million. This comes on top of continued efficiency gains which will lead to a combined net total funding increase of nearly USD 114,4 million/EUR 84,6 million/NOK 568 million.

The economic turmoil – implications for security and defence policy

[Speech/article, Ministry of Defence, 03.10.2012]

- The key to a successful transformation is to remain flexible. We must be able to adapt to changing circumstances, Minister of Defence Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsen said at the Army Summit.

Global and regional security is our common responsibility

[Speech/article, Ministry of Defence, 24.08.2012]

Common Defense Quarterly, Fall 2012. Article by Mr. Espen Barth Eide, Norwegian Minister of Defence.

Masculinity and the Military

[Speech/article, Ministry of Defence, 12.06.2012]

- It is a great honor to welcome you to the Ministry of Defence and what I expect to be a very interesting seminar on the issue of masculinity and the military, defence minister Espen Barth Eide said in his opening address.

State secretary Roger Ingebrigtsen

Smart Defence – the Norwegian perspective

[Speech/article, Ministry of Defence, 25.04.2012]

- Smart Defence is a about providing the capabilities we need as nations and as an Alliance, state secretary Roger Ingebrigtsen said in his address.

Norway’s Prime Minister at the border between North and South Korea

[News story, The Office of the Prime Minister, 26.03.2012]

Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg today visited the demilitarised zone between South and North Korea.

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