Polen i Norge

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July 7, an evening promoting Polish literature in Norway took place at KAFÉ HÆRVERK in Oslo. The event was organized in the cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Oslo and Gyldendal Norsk and Solum Bokvennen publishing houses.

On June 24, at the residence of the Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in Oslo, the official ceremony of closing Polish presidency of the Visegrad Group in Norway took place.

16 of June in the framework of Polish Presidency in the Visegrad Group, Polish Embassy in Oslo has organised lunch of the V4 Deputy Ambassadors in Norway.

On 30 December 2020 new rules were introduced to facilitate access to medical jobs in Poland for: 1. doctors 2. dentists 3. nurses 4. midwives 5. paramedics who were qualified to exercise their professions outside the EU.

The official celebration of the 81st anniversary of the Battle of Narvik has taken place on 28th of May. In the commemoration of the anniversary participated delegations of the Allied States, the authorities of Narvik and representatives of the Armed Forces of Norway. Polish side was represented by the Defense Attaché, Comandor Bogdan Anuszkiewicz, Vice-consul Andrzej Jach, as well as a representative of the local Polish community - Mrs. Elżbieta Borgso.

On the occasion of the Constitution Day of the Kingdom of Norway, Female Ambassadors Oslo present their own interpretation of Nordahl Grieg's poem "17 May 1940".

The Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) invites high school & university students for virtual education fairs dedicated to studies in Poland at www.rsgp.webexpo.pl, on Thursday, May 20, 10:00 – 18:00 GMT+1

On 02/05/2021, on the occasion of the Day of the Polish Diaspora and Poles Abroad, the Day of the Flag of the Republic of Poland and the 230th anniversary of the Constitution of 3 of May, in front of the Monument of Polish Aviators at the Vestre Gravlund cemetery in Oslo has taken place the ceremony of hoisting the Polish flag on the mast, laying bouquets and lighting candles.

When on 3 May 1791 the Four-Year Sejm also called the Great Sejm adopted The Government Act of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth later known as the Constitution of 3 May, the Polish-Lithuanian state became the Europe’s first and the world’s second that passed the basic law. For its time, it was a progressive and bold legal act which initiated a number of reforms. It also constituted a crowning achievement of the centuries-old links between Poland and Lithuania.