Trump discussed the Nobel Peace Prize with Norway's finance minister
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Donald Trump called Norway's Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg. The conversation concerned trade tariffs and the Nobel Peace Prize.
US President Donald Trump last month unexpectedly called Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg to discuss trade tariffs and his bid for the Nobel Peace Prize. This was reported by Politico, according to UNN.
Details
The information about this call was confirmed to Politico by an official in Oslo.
"It is true that President Trump called me a few days before his conversation with Prime Minister (Jonas — ed.) Støre. Several members of the President's administration (Trump — ed.) also participated in the conversation, including Finance Minister (Scott — ed.) Bessent and Trade Representative (Jamison — ed.) Greer."
According to the minister, he and Trump discussed tariffs and economic cooperation. However, Stoltenberg did not disclose the details of the conversation.
Recall
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