Norway aims to upset the apple cart of Russia’s plans for education centre at Svalbard
“Svalbard is an important part of Norway. At a time of major changes, the governance of Svalbard must continue to be predictable and maintain a steady course. We want to strengthen national control and support Norway’s presence in the archipelago,” says Norway’s Minister of Justice and Public Security, Emilie Enger Mehl as she in Longyearbyen on Friday presented the Government’s new Report to the Storting (Parliament).
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