He was again led by Conservative Erna Saulberg. As reported on Sunday, on January 14, DW, she promised to find "good, common solutions" for the Scandinavian country, known for its high level of welfare of citizens.

At the same time, in general, the Cabinet consists of representatives of conservatives, pravopopulists and liberals, it is supported by centrist Christian democrats. In turn, the leader of the right-populists, the Minister of Finance in the previous government, Sel Jensen, said that Oslo would tighten the migration policy, in particular, concerning the resettlement of family members, expand the requirements for citizenship, and also prohibit burki.

Recall that before the majority in the Norwegian parliament, for which the minority governments are not uncommon, the three political forces after the elections in autumn 2017 did not have one vote.

As reported URA-Inform, at the moment they have 84 mandates, whereas for most it would be necessary to have 85.