Norway to transfer the EU laws to conquer price release

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Nordic Land is accelerating the approval of the EU Regulations to promote its position of negotiation and avoiding status where the EU commercial fishing taxes must pay.

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On Thursday, Norway will use many EU guidelines, including 40 Waiting for the Category, State Secretary Maria Valtererist told Bloomberg in the e-mail.

The danger is that the EU decides the EU EA Steps in Protection, Employment Community Commerce laws must manage all countries equally, according to another religion. But the Oslo Government hopes to be released from the text from EU will cross the laws of the WTO. That was the case in 2018, when Norway was not included because of the indicators set by EU’s import.

On the contrary, any specific taxes for repeat returned by the Bloc – such as Wednesday-given Wednesday – will not hit Norway, the external owner said.

The EU will avoid injury from any use of protection measures such as Switzerland and Norway, in the EU maximum EU.

“We are closely contacting our partners in Europe to avoid Norwegian beatings from EU,” Norway Duduolo Jonas Gahr in the store wrote to Clo Bombg in Wednesday. “We are concerned about the consequences of the trading battle that could have at least 600,000 works in Norway connected to the export of other countries.”

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Norway has full access to a European market with its membership in Europe’s economic agreement, next to Iceland and Liechstensstein. While the three countries have agreed to use many EU commands by returning, domestic regulations often play part and other laws eventually become difficult to pass. In Norway, the backlog relays on more than 500 guidelines.

Norwegian corporate government burst into January, and the EU-Skeptic Center’s party has left the government. The work is now ruling only first since 2001 – You can speed up the EU integration. Trade Bloc is an area of ​​approximately 70 percent of Norwegian exports.

After the store was concerned, he said that the trading war led to “three times three times in Norway, the Levites were damaged in the levies that led to the decline in the war.

-A help from Gina Turner and Jorge Vallero.

Bloomberg.com

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