Welcome to IPMUN 2018

Welcome to IPMUN 2018

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Be st Po si tion Pa per Isabel Herrera Comella United Nations Environmental Program Official name: Kingdom of Norway.   Capital: Oslo. President: Harald V Glücksburg (Monarch) Form of government: Unitary   parliamentary   constitutional monarchy . Official languages: Norwegian and Sami. Population: 5,267,146 Surface: 385,203 sq. km Coin: Krone PIB: 351.599M.€ Religions: Lutheran 71.5%, Catholic 2.9%, Christian 2.9% Member of the UN since: November 27 1945 Delegate name: Isabel Herrera Comella History: The first settlers in Norway were hunters and gatherers who arrived shortly after the Ice Age. The country is famous for its Viking Age, a period that began with the sacking of the Lindisfarne Monastery of England, by the Norse pirates in 793 BC. The Vikings were great navigators and warriors who conquered many lands. The Viking leader Harald Hårfagre unified Norway in the year 900 and King Olav in the village to Christianity...
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Water Pollution Article

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