(10.11.05) The Government will allocate
NOK 30.6 billion to defence in 2006. This means that the high level of the
defence budget recommended by the Bondevik II administration will be
maintained. Modernisation of the Armed Forces will continue and more resources
will be devoted to the northern regions and to UN operations.
(17.10.05)
Anne-Grete Strøm Erichsen was today appointed new Minister of Defence. Together
with the new state secretary, Espen Barth Eide, the Minister was handed the keys
to the ministry.
(10.05.05)
(Meeting of Nordic Defence Ministers, Joensuu, Finland, 10 May 2005) Norway,
Sweden and Finland have reached agreement to collaborate in the establishment
of a so-called “battlegroup” to be placed at the disposal of the EU. The three
countries have also agreed to include Estonia in this collaboration.
(24 February 2005) The Armed Forces currently manage and
maintain about 80 different land-based ranges, exercise areas and regional
training facilities located throughout the country. Read about ranges and
exercise areas, new needs, transformation, integrated plans and environmental
protection in this overview.
(10.11.05) The Government will allocate
NOK 30.6 billion to defence in 2006. This means that the high level of the
defence budget recommended by the Bondevik II administration will be
maintained. Modernisation of the Armed Forces will continue and more resources
will be devoted to the northern regions and to UN operations.
(17.10.05)
Anne-Grete Strøm Erichsen was today appointed new Minister of Defence. Together
with the new state secretary, Espen Barth Eide, the Minister was handed the keys
to the ministry.
(10.05.05)
(Meeting of Nordic Defence Ministers, Joensuu, Finland, 10 May 2005) Norway,
Sweden and Finland have reached agreement to collaborate in the establishment
of a so-called “battlegroup” to be placed at the disposal of the EU. The three
countries have also agreed to include Estonia in this collaboration.
(24 February 2005) The Armed Forces currently manage and
maintain about 80 different land-based ranges, exercise areas and regional
training facilities located throughout the country. Read about ranges and
exercise areas, new needs, transformation, integrated plans and environmental
protection in this overview.
(10.11.05) The Government will allocate
NOK 30.6 billion to defence in 2006. This means that the high level of the
defence budget recommended by the Bondevik II administration will be
maintained. Modernisation of the Armed Forces will continue and more resources
will be devoted to the northern regions and to UN operations.
(17.10.05)
Anne-Grete Strøm Erichsen was today appointed new Minister of Defence. Together
with the new state secretary, Espen Barth Eide, the Minister was handed the keys
to the ministry.
(10.05.05)
(Meeting of Nordic Defence Ministers, Joensuu, Finland, 10 May 2005) Norway,
Sweden and Finland have reached agreement to collaborate in the establishment
of a so-called “battlegroup” to be placed at the disposal of the EU. The three
countries have also agreed to include Estonia in this collaboration.
(24 February 2005) The Armed Forces currently manage and
maintain about 80 different land-based ranges, exercise areas and regional
training facilities located throughout the country. Read about ranges and
exercise areas, new needs, transformation, integrated plans and environmental
protection in this overview.
(10.11.05) The Government will allocate
NOK 30.6 billion to defence in 2006. This means that the high level of the
defence budget recommended by the Bondevik II administration will be
maintained. Modernisation of the Armed Forces will continue and more resources
will be devoted to the northern regions and to UN operations.
(17.10.05)
Anne-Grete Strøm Erichsen was today appointed new Minister of Defence. Together
with the new state secretary, Espen Barth Eide, the Minister was handed the keys
to the ministry.
(10.05.05)
(Meeting of Nordic Defence Ministers, Joensuu, Finland, 10 May 2005) Norway,
Sweden and Finland have reached agreement to collaborate in the establishment
of a so-called “battlegroup” to be placed at the disposal of the EU. The three
countries have also agreed to include Estonia in this collaboration.
(24 February 2005) The Armed Forces currently manage and
maintain about 80 different land-based ranges, exercise areas and regional
training facilities located throughout the country. Read about ranges and
exercise areas, new needs, transformation, integrated plans and environmental
protection in this overview.