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	To: Foreign Minister Børge Brende MFA, Boks 8114 Dep., 0032 Oslo Copy: Senior Adviser Ingrid Schøyen, MFA; First Secretary Andreas Motzfeldt Kravik, Mission of Norway to the UN in New York; Senior Partner Gro Nystuen, DocID: 1gWp3 - View Document
	Foreign policy address to the Storting 5 MarchMinister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende Translation from the Norwegian Mr President, Never before have so many people in the world enjoyed such high standards of liv DocID: 1gj3N - View Document
	STATEMENT BY THE FOREIGN MINISTER OF NORWAY, H.E. Børge Brende, at the 21st Meeting of the OSCE Ministerial Council, Basel, 4-5 DecemberMr Chairman, DocID: 1f3rK - View Document
	Looking to the north Foreign Minister Børge Brende standing at the heart of the area that is Norway’s most important foreign policy priority, well aware that many other countries are also looking to the north, where n DocID: 1e1Pz - View Document
	Looking to the north Foreign Minister Børge Brende standing at the heart of the area that is Norway’s most important foreign policy priority, well aware that many other countries are also looking to the north, where n DocID: 1cLwJ - View Document