The Nordic Council

The Nordic Council is the official body for formal inter-parliamentary co-operation. Formed in 1952, it has 87 members from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland.

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Nordisk Råds kamp for ligestilling fortsætter

Velfærdsudvalget i Nordisk Råd har fastlagt sit arbejde for ligestillingen, der på flere fronter udfordres yderlig af COVID 19. Fokus for udvalget er i 2021 på arbejdsmarkedet, familielivet og chikane af socialt udsatte grupper og køn på de sociale medier.

Bertel Haarder elected President of the Nordic Council 2021

Bertel Haarder (Denmark) was elected President of the Nordic Council 2021 at a digital meeting of the Presidium on Thursday. Annette Lind (Denmark) was elected vice-president.

Events

Præsidiemøde

Dates

14-15.12.2020

Type

Meeting of the Presidium

Information

Overblik over Plenum, Stortinget, Nordisk Råds Session 2018

The Nordic Council

First and foremost, the Nordic Council’s politicians are driven by the desire to make the Nordic region one that people want to live and work in. This is also the primary objective of the ideas and proposals for co-operation that are borne out of the Nordic Council.

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