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Information Offices, offices and InfoPoints

Red Marker Contact Centre in Arkhangelsk
The contact centres are responsible for coordination and implementation of the Nordic Council of Ministers’ programmes and activities in the Barents Region.

The Nordic Council of Ministers' Contact Centres are located in Arkhangelsk, Murmansk and Petrozavodsk. They are structured and managed as part of the Information Office in St. Petersburg.

The Contact Centres are responsible for co-ordinating and implementing the activities of the Nordic Council of Ministers in the Barents Region.

Furthermore the Contact Centres ensure distribution of information about NCM policies and programmes in the Barents Region.

The Information office in St. Petersburg ensures financial administration, monitoring, reporting and evaluation as well as consultancy contribution to activities and projects implemented by the Contact Centres.

64.5369264 40.5655707
Red Marker Contact Centre in Murmansk
The contact centres are responsible for coordination and implementation of the Nordic Council of Ministers’ programmes and activities in the Barents Region.

Nordic Council of Ministers Contact Centres in the North West Russia are located in Arkhangelsk, Murmansk and Petrozavodsk. They are structured and managed as part of the Information Office in St. Petersburg.
Contact Centres are responsible for coordinating and implementing the NCM programs and activities in Barents Region.
The overall task of the Contact Centres is to facilitate contacts, networking and partnership between the NCM Secretariat, Information office in St. Petersburg and local authorities, representations, institutions and organizations.
Furthermore the Contact Centres ensure distribution of information about NCM policies and programs in Barents Region.

The Information office in St. Petersburg ensures financial administration, monitoring, reporting and evaluation as well as consultancy contribution to activities and projects implemented by the Contact Centres.

68.9531784 33.1070514
Red Marker Contact Centre in Petrozavodsk
The contact centres are responsible for coordination and implementation of the Nordic Council of Ministers’ programmes and activities in the Barents Region.

Nordic Council of Ministers Contact Centres in the North West Russia are located in Arkhangelsk, Murmansk and Petrozavodsk. They are structured and managed as part of the Information Office in St. Petersburg.
Contact Centres are responsible for coordinating and implementing the NCM programs and activities in Barents Region.
The overall task of the Contact Centres is to facilitate contacts, networking and partnership between the NCM Secretariat, Information office in St. Petersburg and local authorities, representations, institutions and organizations.
Furthermore the Contact Centres ensure distribution of information about NCM policies and programs in the Barents Region.

The Information office in St. Petersburg ensures financial administration, monitoring, reporting and evaluation as well as consultancy contribution to activities and projects implemented by the Contact Centres.

61.7821999 34.3620796
Red Marker Hello Norden (Åland)
It aims to facilitate freedom of movement for private individuals in the Nordic region.

Hello Norden in Åland's telephone hours are Monday - Friday 9.00 - 16.00.

60.0996395 19.9432355
Red Marker Hello Norden (Denmark)
55.69157 12.5794339
Red Marker Hello Norden (Finland)
Hello Norden is the Nordic Council of Ministers information service. It aims to facilitate freedom of movement for private individuals in the Nordic region.

Our telephone service is open Monday 11–16 and Tues-Fri 9–16. We are open on weekdays before a holiday from 9–12.

60.16786 24.9322538
Red Marker Hello Norden (Iceland)
Hello Norden is the Nordic Council of Ministers information service for private individuals and businesses.

Hello Norden answers telephone inquiries Monday-Friday 9-15.

64.1434113 -21.9333141
Red Marker Hello Norden (Norway)
Hello Norden is the Nordic Council of Ministers information service for private individuals and businesses.

Hello Norden Norway answers telephone inquiries Monday-Friday 9-15

59.9256596 10.6654185
Red Marker Hello Norden (Sweden)
Hello Norden is the Nordic Council of Ministers information service for private individuals and businesses.
59.3287023 18.0447536
Red Marker Nordic Council of Ministers' Information Office in Kaliningrad
The Nordic Council of Ministers’ Information Office in Kaliningrad is a part of the Secretariat of the Nordic Council of Ministers in Copenhagen and serves as a facilitator, catalyst and contact point for cooperation between partners from Kaliningrad Region and partners from the Nordic Countries in accordance with memorandum of understanding of 22. December 2005.

Guidelines for Cooperation with NW Russia 2009-2013

54.7190093 20.5031939
Red Marker Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Lithuania
One of the office's most important tasks is to catch new trends and look for new opportunities for joint Nordic-Lithuanian co-operation, in dialogue with the Nordic embassies, with which the office has a close working relationship. The office also works broadly as the advocate of all that is 'Nordic' and promotes Nordic Co-operation in Lithuania.
54.6804411 25.2885104
Red Marker Nordic Council of Ministers' Offices in Estonia
The cooperation between the Nordic Council of Ministers and Estonia is primarily a political cooperation through which experience exchange contributes to realization of joint goals. One of its most important functions is to discover new trends and new possibilities for joint Estonian Nordic cooperation. The information office aims to represent Nordic concepts and demonstrate Nordic cooperation in Estonia. The office often coordinates the joint Nordic Estonian activities and functions as an initiator of various engagements that raises the profile of Nordic traits.

The office functions as project administrator for several Nordic-Baltic programmes. Among these is the Nordic-Baltic mobility programme for public administration. It offers economic support for civil servants and other personnel in the public sector to carry out study trips, internships, and networking activities. The goal of the programme is to promote more effective working methods in the public sector. 2 million DKK has been allocated for 2009 and the programme will continue until 2013.  

Mobility programmes

59.4404293 24.7459959
Red Marker Nordic Region in Focus in Reykjavik
The Nordic Region in Focus in Reykjavik aims to raise awareness and knowledge of the Nordic region and official Nordic co-operation through seminars, debates etc. The Nordic Region in Focus in Reykjavik is part of the Nordic House in Reykjavik (NOREY) and therefore focuses particularly on culture.
64.1374907 -21.9473469
Red Marker The Nordic Council of Ministers' Branch Office in Tartu
The Nordic Council of Ministers’ branch office in Tartu is responsible for regional border cooperation and for education and science. The office assists the Nordic Council of Ministers in administrating the Nordic-Baltic mobility programme for civil servants.

Mobility programmes

58.3803323 26.7234692
Red Marker The Nordic Council of Ministers' Information Office in St. Petersburg
The information office in St Petersburg was established in 1995 with the purpose of representing the Nordic Council of Ministers. One of its most important functions is to detect new trends and discover new possibilities for joint Russian Nordic cooperation. The information office aims to represent Nordic concepts and demonstrate Nordic cooperation in Russia. Another purpose of the information office is to build networks with the national authorities, NGOs, and other international actors in the Russian regions.

Guidelines for Cooperation with NW Russia 2009-2013

59.939039 30.315785
Red Marker The Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Latvia
The Nordic Council of Ministers’ Office in Latvia is a part of the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Secretariat and serves as a catalyst for the Nordic-Baltic cooperation in Latvia. The Office works closely with the Nordic diplomatic representations in Latvia and coordinates joint Nordic initiatives, as well as identifies trends and opportunities for the Nordic–Baltic cooperation.
56.9498357 24.1234244
Red Marker The Nordic Information Office in Akureyri
The focus is largely on young people. The Nordic Information Office works with other associations and organizations in teaching, exhibitions, seminars, reading groups and various cultural activities.
65.6803722 -18.0915302
Red Marker The Nordic Information Office in Gothenburg
The information office shares its secretariat with the Norden Association in Gothenburg and surrounding district in the Västra Götaland Region. The Information Office is primarily project orientated and is also involved in the development of a closer relationship between western Sweden, southern Norway and northern Jutland.
57.6963217 11.9663883
Red Marker The Nordic Information Office in Jyväskylä
The Nordic Information Office in Jyväskylä acts as one of the twelve district offices of the Norden Association in Finland and as Sweden’s consulate. The office's operational area is the province of Central Finland. The region has 30 municipalities with about 265,000 inhabitants, of whom 95% are Finnish-speaking and several hundred are Swedish-speaking.
62.2374093 25.7399401
Red Marker The Nordic Information Office in Northern Norway
The Nordic Information Office in Alta's task is working with Nordic co-operation in the areas of culture, business life and politics in the Barents Region. The office is in the centre of the Sami lands in Norway and has close contact and a special responsibility for the Sami involvement in Nordic co-operation.
69.9688214 23.2875436
Red Marker The Nordic Information Office in South Norway
The office's task is to provide general information services about Nordic co-operation, and to participate in and initiate Nordic Co-operation Projects in the region. The office covers activities in southern Norway starting from the Agder counties.
58.4617568 8.7724499
Red Marker The Nordic Information Office in Southern Jutland
The office shares Nordic culture through a number of activities in the border region, for example, visits from Nordic writers, art exhibitions, concerts, reading groups and travel to the Nordic countries. The office is also charged with increasing knowledge of Southern Jutland in the rest of the Nordic region.
54.7917349 9.4312763
Red Marker The Nordic Information Office in Umeå
The Nordic Information Office in Umeå's task is to provide general information services about Nordic co-operation. The Nordic Information Office also functions as a centre for Nordic Co-operation Projects. The Information Office in Umeå is also the District Office of the Norden Association in Västerbotten, a county with a population of over 255,000.
63.8272884 20.2648994
Red Marker The Nordic Information Office in Vasa
The Nordic Information Office in Vasa acts as one of the twelve district offices of the Norden Association in Finland. The office is responsible for activities in the regions of Österbotten, Mellersta Österbotten and Södra Österbotten. The office's task is to provide general information services about Nordic co-operation, Nordjobb and Nordic funds as well as to arrange Nordic events and seminars in the regions.
63.0964721 21.6063875
Red Marker The Nordic Region in Focus in Stockholm
The Nordic Region in Focus is the Nordic Council of Ministers' Information Office in Stockholm and works to increase interest in and knowledge of the Nordic Region and official Nordic co-operation. The Nordic Region in Focus organises seminars on current political, business and cultural issues.
59.3287023 18.0447536