Press release: The WTO Panel rules in Norway´s favour in the salmon case

The WTO Panel’s report states that the EU anti-dumping measure against Norwegian salmon is inconsistent with WTO rules on 22 points. This is the largest number of infringements in any case of this kind brought before the WTO. The Panel’s report was published today.

WTO Panel rules in favour of Norway in salmon case

In a report made public today, a WTO dispute settlement panel ruled in favour of Norway, finding that the EU’s imposition of an anti-dumping measure on imports of Norwegian farmed salmon is in conflict with numerous WTO rules.

Norway and the EU join forces against illegal fishing

The EU and Norway have agreed on closer collaboration in the monitoring, control and surveillance of fisheries. The new agreement between the EU and Norway will not only facilitate the management of shared fish stocks, but also make a major contribution to both parties' fight against illegal fishing.

Norwegian Gold in the Barents Sea

Due to its vast natural resources, the importance of the High North stretches far beyond Norway’s borders. A recent article in Newsweek International highlights the strategic importance of Norway and the High North as a future European gas province.

Norway recruits women to company boards

"A better balance between the sexes will secure improved utilization of women's qualifications, which in turn will lead to better strategic decision-making and enhanced profitability," states the Norwegian government. Many Norwegian corporations are thus required by law to have a minimum of 40 percent women on their boards.

Press release: The WTO Panel rules in Norway´s favour in the salmon case

WTO Panel rules in favour of Norway in salmon case

Norway and the EU join forces against illegal fishing

Norwegian Gold in the Barents Sea

Norway recruits women to company boards

The Royal Norwegian Embassy in Bratislava