Lifts National Debates into a Nordic Debate
Lifts National Debates into a Nordic Debate
It has been many years since Nordic perspectives have been elevated as significantly as they will be in the fall of 2025 and 2026 with the initiative Nord 55°. Major media corporations and communications agencies aim for a more unified Nordic region.
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What is there in the Nordic region worth fighting for?
What is there in the Nordic region worth fighting for?
NATO membership puts Nordic security policy in focus and raises the question of what exactly in the Nordic region should be defended. In the Swedish news magazine FOKUS, the main idea behind NORD55 is elaborated and given historical perspective.
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Is there such a thing as a Nordic "we"? NORD 55° introduced during conversation with the Norwegian Prime Minister
“Is there such a thing as a Nordic ‘we’?” This was the question posed as Hilde Sandvik moderated a conversation between Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, Stig Kirk Ørskov, and Lisa Don Santos. The discussion underscored the increasing significance of Nordic cooperation in addressing numerous shared societal challenges in the years ahead. Naturally, NORD 55° was also introduced during the proceedings. This event unfolded at the Nordic Media Days in Bergen on Friday, May 3rd, 2024. Watch the live stream for more details.: https://nordiskemediedager.no/sesjoner/aarebrotsamtalen-2024
KULTURNord 55° – new Nordic initiative formed in Copenhagen
On Tuesday, a new Nordic initiative named Nord 55° was launched in JP/Politikens Hus in Copenhagen with Norwegian Amedia and Swedish Bonnier News as media partners, as well as the Nordic Culture Foundation and Have Kommunikation as partners.
NORD 55 presented to the Swedish Minister for Culture
During the visit of Parisa Liljestrand, Sweden’s Minister for Culture, to Denmark on 5 March 2024, Lise Bach Hansen was asked to present NORD 55° to the minister and her delegation, including political advisor Anders Rönmark. It took place at the Swedish Embassy in Copenhagen in the presence of Ambassador Charlotte Wrangberg, Johan Wessmann from the Øresund Institute and press officer Wivi-Anne Hult
She aims to enhance a Nordic consciousness
The knowledge gaps between the Nordic countries must be filled. Biblioteksbladet has met Lise Bach Hansen who, in addition to her job at the Royal Library in Copenhagen, is one of the initiators of a new Nordic collaboration that they hope will lead to a breakthrough for a stronger Nordic consciousness.
New partnership aims to strengthen Nordic cultural and media cooperation
he Nordic Cultural Foundation has chosen to support the start-up phase of an innovative initiative that examines the potential for creating forums for stronger Nordic cultural and media cooperation that can support a wider Nordic public.