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UPDATED: 02 Jul 2009 GMT
  • U.S. Embassy celebrates Independence Day 2009

    On June 18, the U.S. Embassy celebrated Independence Day together with more than 1000 friends and contacts. It also marked the farewell to Ambassador Whitney after three and a half years as U.S. Ambassador to Norway. Read more and see photos here.

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  • Embassy statement on the Huseby case

    Read the Embassy's statement on the Supreme Court's decision about a New Embassy Compound at Huseby

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  • U.S. Congressional Delegation in Norway

    On May 22-26, a U.S. Congressional Delegation, led by Representative John Tanner, visited Norway to attend the Spring Session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Oslo. Read more about the visit here.

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Embassy closed on July 3
The Embassy will be closed on July 3 for Independence Day weekend. We will be open again as normal on July 6.

Ambassador recieves Honorary Diploma for his promotion of educational exchange
On June 12, Ambassador Whitney received an Honorary Diploma from the Cornell School of Hotel Administration and the Honorary Committee of Cornell Hotel Society for his positive promotion of educational exchange while in Norway. Read more here.

President Obama urges a new beginning in Cairo
Saying he came to seek a new beginning between the United States and the Muslim world, President Obama told an audience in Cairo June 4 that the cycle of suspicion and discord that has defined the relationship for so long must end.

"Meet America" - Embassy High School Program
Through the new program “Meet America”, the U.S. Embassy invites high school classes to the embassy for interactive sessions on various U.S. related topics. See here for more information.

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