Næringsministeren arbeider for tiden med en ny lov om god handelsskikk for dagligvarebransjen. Som et ledd i arbeidet møtte han det britiske "dagligvareombudet" Christine Tacon i London. https://t.co/fNnHpLJqdW

RT @NorwayinUK: Very useful meeting between the Norwegian Minister for Trade and Industry and @DExEUgov Minister Chris Heaton-Harris @chhcalling today. The Ministers discussed how to maintain our trade in all possible scenarios and both reiterated their goal of ensuring continuity. https://t.co/0OYPGgn2pr

Næringsminister @konservativ er i London for å diskutere konsekvensene av brexit for Norge og det fremtidige nærings- og handelssamarbeidet med Storbritannia. https://t.co/htlXfiJDkJ

RT @LiamFox: Really productive meeting with 🇳🇴's trade minister Torbjørn Røe Isaksen where we discussed trade continuity and how we can boost our relationship which is worth nearly £28bn. Followed it with interviews with Norwegian media! @NFdep @tradegovuk https://t.co/NPFkfaS4PQ

RT @NorwayinUK: The Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry met his UK counterpart @LiamFox to discuss trade between Norway and UK and the implications of Brexit. Agreement to aim for continuity in trading relationship @konservativ @NFdep

RT @Statsmin_kontor: – Havet har et enormt potensial for å møte verdens ressursbehov, skape arbeidsplasser og bidra til økonomisk og sosial utvikling - @erna_solberg. 135 haveksperter fra 49 land møtes til «Science for Ocean Actions» i Bergen 20. – 21. november. #bestpåhav https://t.co/lvgFRVutKj

– Norway is commited to working towards the sustainable development goals. To have growth that will maintain future generations, we must conserve and sustainably use the oceans, says the Minister of Fisheries Harald Nesvik. @OurOcean2018 #OurOcean2018 https://t.co/SBn4xSdfHb

– Combating fish crime is vital for life under water. Greatful for the cooperation with Indonesia and other nations. Now we need the international community through the UN to lift this important matter further, says Minister Harald Nesvik. @OurOcean2018. #OurOcean2018 https://t.co/7bWFk0kiJy

Over 95 % av alle norske virksomheter har mellom 1 og 50 ansatte. Regjeringen skal legge frem en strategi for små og mellomstore bedrifter før sommeren 2019: https://t.co/YF2SAROYzs

— The oceans have huge potential, but we will not be able to realise this without sustainable growth in ocean-based industries, says Minister of Fisheries Harald Nesvik on Blue Knowledge for Blue Growth. #OurOcean2018 #ArcticFrontiers

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Utvalget skal vurdere hvordan skattesystemet for havbruk bør utformes for å bidra til at fellesskapet får en andel av avkastningen som kan oppstå i næringen. https://t.co/7l8fFCNXqn

– Fiskerikriminalitet er knyttet tett sammen med organisert kriminalitet, og kjenner ingen grenser, sier fiskeriminister Harald T. Nesvik. #havet #bestpåhav https://t.co/Z7KYdDOE3L

- Jeg er glad for å være i Kina og bidra til å styrke kontakten med kinesiske myndigheter ytterligere. Kina er et viktig marked for norsk næringsliv og vår største handelspartner i Asia, sier næringsminister Torbjørn Røe Isaksen. @konservativ https://t.co/LACssg78Hg

RT @FishCrime2018: Norwegian Fisheries Minister Nesvik calls upon a united front against #fishcrime @fishcrime2018 and says that we can’t aford loosing this fight. https://t.co/uYayVPHHew

International fisheries crime needs international solutions and cooperation. Today, when I am standing here in #UNCity in #Copenhagen, my hope is that the @UN will lift this work further, urges Norway Minister of Fisheries at #Fishcrime2018

Transnational organized criminal networks are involved in the global fishing industry. A conservative estimate is that as much as 23.5 billion US dollars is lost to illegal and unregulated fishing each year, says Norways Minister of Fisheries @ #Fishcrime2018

Fish is a multibillion business. According UN FAO the world traded fish to the value of 362 billion US dollars, and more than half was from developing countries. Norway stands with our fellow large ocean nations against #fishcrime says Norway’s fishery minister @ #fishcrime2018

Fisheries crime is borderless and demand international attention, said #Norway Minister of Fisheries Harald Nesvik at worlds biggest conference against #FishCrime2018

Fiskerikriminalitet er et problem som ikke kjenner grenser og det krever internasjonal oppmerksomhet, sa fiskeriminister Harald Nesvik som nå åpner verdens største konferanse mot #fiskekrim i #København #fishcrime2018