"North fairytale"

News and events // Last updated: 24/01/2012 //

Enchanting „Solveig’s song“gently echoes in the halls of Madlenianum theatre in Belgrade. Ballet and opera performance “North fairytale” with Edward Grieg’s music composed for Henrik Ibsen’s drama Peer Gynt accompanied “live” by the symphonic orchestra.

News and events // Last updated: 11/01/2012 //

In 2011 the embassy approved 47 out of 355 received project applications and disbursed about EUR 780.000.

News and events // Last updated: 09/01/2012 //

Norway is a large bilateral donor to Serbia, having contributed € 220 million in assistance to Serbia over the last ten years

News and events // Last updated: 05/01/2012 //

Oslo was founded around 1048 by King Harald III of Norway. Some of the city landmarks are Oslo City hall made of red bricks, Akershus Castle, Norwegian National museum, The Royal Palace, Vigeland park and The Viking Museum.

Norway offers 7 billion Euros to safeguard European economy

News and events // Last updated: 22/12/2011 //

Press release, 21.12.2011, No.: 191/11, Norwegian Government, The Office of the Prime Minister

News and events // Last updated: 20/12/2011 //

Twelve years after their first World Championship title, Norway wrote handball history in Sao Paulo by beating the brave fighting French team 32:24 (19:13) in the final.

News and events // Last updated: 20/12/2011 //

Every second woman in Serbia is a victim of some form of violence, be that psychological, physical, economical or sexual.

News and events // Last updated: 14/12/2011 //

12 selected artworks to illustrate the Nansen Peace Calendar for 2012, were unveiled on December 16th. The artworks were selected among hundreds of illustrations sent in by students of primary and secondary schools, participating in the regional art competition Fridtjof Nansen – The Man Who Was Building Peace.

The Nobel Peace Prize 2011. Recognition of women’s efforts to promote peace and democracy.

Last updated: 09.12.2011 //

“Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkul Karman are each in their own right worthy winners of the Nobel Peace Prize. The Government welcomes the award of this year’s prize to these three women. It is recognition of women’s non-violent efforts to promote peace and democracy,” said Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.

News and events // Last updated: 01/12/2011 //

Through a three day training program, the Serbian Ministry of Interior together with OSCE Mission to Serbia will put 20 police officers in position to discover pictures and movies of sexual child abuse on the Internet.

Efrem Radev - Senior Expert on Security Issues at the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) (left), H.E. Mr. Kamsvåg - Ambassador of Norway (center), and William Infante - UN Resident Coordinator (right) .
Photo: UNDP.

News and events // Last updated: 22/11/2011 //

UNDP/SEESAC organized on November 10th 2011 a public presentation of the third Regional Report on Arms Exports for 2009 and annual national reports on arms exports produced by the Republic of Albania, Republic of Croatia, Montenegro and the Republic of Serbia.

"North fairytale"

How was the Embassy Fund spent in 2011

Norwegian-Serbian relations are traditionally strong

Oslo sightseeing- newspaper "Politika" January 4th, 2012

Norway offers 7 billion Euros to safeguard European economy

Norway - World handball Champion 2011!

"Living a life with the absence of violence is a basic human right"

Fridtjof Nansen-The man who was building peace-art competition

The Nobel Peace Prize 2011. Recognition of women’s efforts to promote peace and democracy.

Norway supports the regional efforts against sexual child abuse on the Internet

Norway supported the regional UNDP/SEESAC project on Arms Export Control

Royal Norwegian Embassy in Belgrade