Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Anniken Huitfeldt (Lab.)
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Anne Beathe Tvinnereim (Cent.)
Minister of International Development
Provides 150 million to earthquake victims
The humanitarian funding will be primarily channelled through the UN, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and Norwegian humanitarian organisations. The UN and the Red Cross are currently working to obtain an updated overview of the humanitarian needs. The NOK 150 million will help to address these needs.
Latest news on the situation in Ukraine
An overview of articles on the rise in tensions between Russia and Ukraine and the Russian attack on Ukraine on 24 February 2022 is available below.
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- Norway to provide NOK 150 million to earthquake victims Press release 07/02/2023
- Address at the Oslo Forum for Latin America and the Caribbean Speech/statement 07/02/2023
- Norway has introduced a price cap on Russian petroleum products Press release 07/02/2023
- Enormous humanitarian needs after earthquake in Türkiye and Syria Press release 06/02/2023
- Two years since military coup in Myanmar News story 01/02/2023
Documents
- Migration and Integration 2021–2022 Report 16/01/2023
- Legalisation Guidelines/brochures 29/12/2022
- Combining forces against hunger – a policy to improve food self-sufficiency Plans/strategy 29/11/2022
- Action plan to combat social dumping and work-related crime Plans/strategy 02/11/2022
- Report on cases of financial irregularities in 2021 Report 13/10/2022
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