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Key figures per
01.01.2010
There are 459 000 immigrants
and
93 000 Norwegian-born persons
with immigrant parents living in
Norway. Together these two groups
represent 11.4 per cent of
Norway's population.
Immigrants and Norwegian-born
persons with immigrant parents are
represented in all Norwegian
municipalities. Oslo has the
largest proportion with 27 per
cent, or 160 500 people.
Almost half of all the immigrants
come from Asia, Africa or
Latin-America. 2 in 10
immigrants have lived in Norway for
more than 20 years, and 4 in 10
have lived here for 4 years or less.
57 per cent of all Norwegian-born
persons with immigrant parents
have parents with an Asian
background. 17 per cent are
20 years or older.
Norway Population at 1.10.2010: 4
908 100
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چهارصد و پنجاه و
نه هزار تن مهاجر و نود و سه
هزار تن متولد نروژ با پدر و مادر
مهاجر در نروژ زندگی می کنند.
این دو گروه با هم یازده و چهار
دهم درصد جمعیت نروژ را تشکیل می
دهند.
آن ها در تمام
شهرداری های نروژ زندگی می کنند.
بیشترین جمعیت مهاجر و کسانی که از
پدر و مادر مهاجر در نروژ بدنیا آمده
اند، با تعداد صد و شصت هزار
و پنجصد هزار تن در اسلو هستند که
بیست و هفت درصد این دو گروه
است. تقریبا نیم همه ی مهاجران
از آسیا، آفریقا یا آمریکای لاتین
هستند.
دو تن از
ده تن مهاجر بیش از ده سال
و چهار تن از ده تن
مهاجر چهار سال یا کمتر در
نروژ زندگی کرده اند.
پنجاه و دو
درصد از کسانی که از پدر و مادر
مهاجر در نروژ بدنیا آمده اند، ریشه
آسیایی دارند و هفده درصد بیست
ساله یا بیشتر هستند.
جمعیت نروژ تا
تاریخ 1.10.2010:
4 908 100
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Members of the Storting | Partioversikt |
اعضای استورتینگ، پارلمان نروژ |
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حزب کارگر
68 عضو
پارلمان
Norwegian: Arbeiderpartiet (Ap)
The Labour Party has 64 Members of
Parliament and is part of the coalition
government with The Socialist Left Party and
The Centre Party.
The Party leader, Mr Jens Stoltenberg is the
Prime Minister of Norway.
Party leader: Mr Jens Stoltenberg
Parliamentary leader: Ms
Helga Pedersen
Contact: تماس
mailing adress:
Arbeiderpartiets stortingsgruppe
Stortinget, N-0026 Oslo, Norway
e-mail:
ap.postmottak@stortinget.no
Phone: +47 23 31 33 20
Fax: +47 23 31 38 73 |
حزب ترقی
41 عضو
پارلمان
Norwegian:
Fremskrittspartiet (FrP)
The Progress Party has 41 Members of
Parliament and is the largest opposition
party.
Party Chairman: Ms Siv Jensen
Head of parliamentary party group: Ms Siv
Jensen
Contact: تماس
mailing adress:
Fremskrittspartiets stortingsgruppe
Stortinget, N-0026 Oslo, Norway
e-mail:
frp.postmottak@stortinget.no
Phone: + 47 23 31 34 18
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حزب محافظه
کار
30 عضو
پارلمان
Norwegian:
Høyre (H)
The Conservative Party has 30 Members of
Parliament.
Party leader: Ms Erna Solberg
Parliamentary leader: Ms
Erna Solberg
Contact: تماس
mailing adress:
Høyres stortingsgruppe
Stortinget, N-0026 Oslo, Norway
e-mail:
hoyre.postmottak@stortinget.no
Phone:+ 47 23 31 33 45
Fax: +47 23 31 38 51
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حزب چپ سوسیالیست
11
عضو پارلمان
Norwegian:
Sosialistisk venstreparti (SV)
The Socialist Left Party has 11 Members of
Parliament and is part of the coalition
government with The Labour Party and The
Centre Party.
Party leader: Ms Kristin Halvorsen
Parliamentary leader: Mr
Bård Vegar Solhjell
Contact: تماس
mailing adress:
Sosialistisk venstrepartis stortingsgruppe
Stortinget, N-0026 Oslo, Norway
e-mail:
sv.postmottak@stortinget.no
Phone: + 47 23 31 34 00
Fax: + 47 23 31 38 69
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حزب مرکزی
11 عضو
پارلمان
Norwegian:
Senterpartiet - (Sp)
The Centre Party has 11 Members of
Parliament and is part of the coalition
government with The Labour Party and The
Socialist Left Party.
Party leader: Ms Liv Signe Navarsete
Parliamentary leader: Mr Trygve
Slagsvold Vedum
Contact :
Contact: تماس
mailing adress:
Senterpartiets stortingsgruppe
Stortinget, N-0026 Oslo, Norway
e-mail:
sp.postmottak@stortinget.no
Phone: + 47 23 31 33 92/ + 47 22 31 33 94
Fax: + 47 23 31 38 54
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حزب
دموکرات مسیحی
10 عضو
پارلمان
Norwegian:
Kristelig folkeparti (KrF)
The Christian Democratic Party has 10
Members of Parliament.
Party leader: Mr Dagfinn Høybråten
Parliamentary leader: Mr
Dagfinn Høybråten
Contact: تماس
mailing adress:
Kristelig Folkepartis stortingsgruppe
Stortinget, N-0026 Oslo, Norway
e-mail:
krf.postmottak@stortinget.no
Phone: + 47 22 23 33 70
Fax: + 47 23 31 38 55 |
حزب لیبرال
2 عضو
پارلمان
Norwegian:
Venstre (V)
The Liberal Party has 2 Members of
Parliament.
Party leader: Mr Trine Skei Grande
Parliamentary leader: Ms
Trine Skei Grande
Contact: تماس
mailing adress:
Venstres stortingsgruppe
Stortinget, N-0026 Oslo, Norway
e-mail:
venstre.postmottak@stortinget.no
Phone: + 47 23 31 33 62
Fax: + 47 23 31 38 72
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17 ماه می روز
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Kongefamilien | Royal Family |
خانواده شاهی |
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نخست
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ینس استولتنبرگ
Jens Stoltenberg
Born: متولد
16.03.1959
Telephone:
+47 22 24 40 00
تلفن
Family: Married, two
children خانواده: ازدواج
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Sami Folk | Sami People | مردم سامی |
About
the Sámi
The
Sámis are an
indigenous
people of
the Arctic.
Other
indigenous
peoples
related to
the Sámi are
the Inuits
in Greenland
and Nenets/Komits
in Russia.
Publisert av
Holmgren, Hanne. Sist endret
05.10.2010
Being an
indegenous
people means
that Sámis
inhabited
the Nordic
region, at
the time of
the
establishment
of present
States
boundaries
and that the
Sámis has
retain some
of their own
social,
economic,
cultural and
political
institutions.
Self-identification
as
indigenous
is also
regarded as
a
fundamental
criterion
for
determining
our status.
One
people in
four
countires
The
Sámis live
in Norway,
Sweden,
Finland and
Russia. The
Sámis'
settlement
area is
called Sápmi.
Sámi country
stretches
from the
Kola
peninsula in
the
northeast to
Engerdal in
South Norway
and Idre in
South
Sweden. The
Sámis are a
minority in
numbers in
all four
national
states, but
in central
Sápmi the
Sámis are in
the
majority.
The
Sámi
national day
The Sámis'
national day
is common
for all
Sámi,
whether they
live in
Norway,
Sweden,
Finland or
Russia. In
1993 the
national day
was
celebrated
for the
first time
concomitantly
with the
official
opening in
Karasjok of
the United
Nations'
International
Day of the
World's
Indigenous
People. The
day is
celebrated
in different
ways in the
various
communities.
It was
decided at
the 15th
Sámi
Conference
in Helsinki
that the
national day
should be 6
February.
This date
was chosen
because the
first Sámi
National
Congress was
held 6
February
1917 in
Trondheim.
It was the
first time
ever that
North and
South Sámis
from
different
countries
had
assembled to
discuss and
shed light
on common
issues and
problems.
Elsa Laula
Renberg
stood behind
both the
idea and the
realization
of the
congress
that
gathered
over a
hundred
participants,
a large
number of
whom were
women.
The
Sámi
national
anthem
Sámi soga
lávlla or
"Song of the
Sámi People"
was written
in 1906 by
Isak Saba
(1875-1921),
a teacher
and church
cantor from
Nesseby.
Isak Saba
was the
first Sámi
to be
elected to
the Storting
(Norwegian
Parliament)
for the
period 1906
- 1909, as
representative
for the
Social
Democrats in
Finnmark
County and
spokesman
for the Sámi
and
fishermen.
He was
re-elected
for the next
period: 1909
- 1912.
The song was
adopted as
the Sámi's
common
national
anthem at
the Sámi
Conference
in 1986.
Arne
Sørlie's
melody was
adopted as
the official
anthem at
the Sámi
Conferen ce
in 1992.
The
Sámi flag
The Sámi
flag is
common to
all Sámis,
regardless
of which
country they
live in. The
flag was
adopted 15
August 1986
by the 13th
Nordic Sámi
Conference
in Åre,
Sweden, and
designed by
Sámi artist
Astrid Båhl
from Skibotn
in Troms,
Norway.
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سامی ها مردمی می باشند
هستند که مدتی طولانی ساکن
چهار کشور نروژ، سویدن،
فنلاند، و روسیه می باشند.
روز ملی سامی ها روز ششم
فبروری ست.
سرود مردم سامی توسط ایساک
سبا نوشته شده که در فاصله ی سال های 1875 تا
1921 اولین نماینده ی سامی ها در استورتیگ یا
پارلمان نروژ بود.
پرچم سامی ها که برای سامی
ها در چهار کشور می باشد توسط هنرمند سامی
اُسترید بوهل طراحی شده است.
زبان سامی از گروه فینو/
اورگیک می باشد و نزدیک به فنلاندی ست. شباهت
هایی نیز با نروژی و آلمانی دارد.
The principal motif is taken from
the magic drum (runebom) and from
the poem "Beaivvi bártnit" by South
Sámi Anders Fjellner (1795-1876). In
the poem, Fjellner presents the
Sámis as the sons and daughters of
the sun. The circle is a sun and
moon symbol. The sun half of the
circle is red and the moon half is
blue. The flag contains the Sámi
colours: red, green, yellow and
blue.
The Sámi language
Sámi is part of the Finno-Urgic
language group. The closest related
language is Finnish, and the
similarity is about the same as
between Norwegian and German.
The Sámi language traditionally
covers parts of Norway, Sweden,
Finland and Russia, from the
northern parts of Hedmark County in
Norway and Kopparbärgslän in Sweden
in a 150-300-km wide zone north and
south to the eastern parts of the
Kola peninsula.
The language area is not uniform and
can be divided into different
language groups. Some choose to call
language groups main dialects. These
language groups could just as well
be regarded as different languages.
Six of the language groups have
their own written language: Enari
Sámi, North Sámi, Kildin Sámi, Lule
Sámi, South Sámi and Skolt Sámi.
The borders for these language
groups do not follow the national
borders: Lule and South Sámi are
spoken in Norway and Sweden, North
Sámi is spoken in Norway, Sweden and
Finland. There is no exact register
of number of Sámi-speaking people.
Based on the report, Survey on the
Use of Sámi (Undersøkelsen om bruken
av samisk) from 1999, there are an
estimated 23,000 Sámi-speaking
people in Norway. There are also
Sámi-speaking people in Sweden,
Finland and Russia.
Facts:
● Finno-Urgic language group
● Closest related langauge is
Finnish
● 10 dialects
● 6 written languages
● Oldest Sámi writing from 1557
● Approx. 50% speak Sámi
Source:
Sámediggi
(Parliament)
official website
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Norsk Språk | Norwegian Language |
زبان نروژی |
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languages:
Bokmål and
Nynorsk
The Constitution |
Article 110 a
It is the responsibility of the authorities
of the State to create conditions enabling
the Sami people to preserve and develop its
language, culture and way of life. |
نروژ دو زبان رسمی به اسم بوک
مول و نی نشک دارد.
بخش
یکم ماده 110 قانون اساسی:
این وظیفه
مسئولان حکومت است که شرایطی ایجاد کنند تا
مردم سامی زبان، فرهنگ شیوه ی زندگی خود
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Vikings | وایکینگ ها |
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The term Viking (from
Old Norse
víkingr) is
customarily used to refer to the
Norse (Scandinavian)
explorers,
warriors,
merchants, and
pirates who raided, traded,
explored and settled in wide areas of
Europe and the
North Atlantic islands from
the late eighth to the mid-11th century.
Read more...
چنین بر میآید که
نورسها دستهای از
توتونهایی بودند که
نیاکانشان از
دانمارک و دریای
میان
نروژ و
دانمارک یا سکاژراک
و دریای میان
سوئد و
دانمارک یا کاتگات
سفر کرده، خود را به
سوئد و
نروژ رسانیده و
جانشین مردمان سلتی تباری شده بودند که آنها نیز
پیشتر خود یک تبار همخون با لاپلاندیها و
اسکیموها را بیرون
رانده و جایگزینشان شده بودند.
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