AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNorway’s AI in schools: Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre says Norway will nearly ban generative AI for pupils aged 6–13 from the new school year, with tighter rules for older students and a push to bring more books back into classrooms. World Cup spotlight (Norway): Norway’s return to the finals after 28 years continues with Monday’s Group I clash against Senegal at MetLife Stadium, where Erling Haaland is again the headline act after a 4-1 win over Iraq. Match-day disruption in New Jersey: NYC and NJ officials issue a Gridlock Alert for the Norway–Senegal match, with NJ Transit Penn Station restrictions for ticket holders and street closures starting from early afternoon. Norwegian business/finance: SalMar raises NOK 2.75bn via new green bonds to fund sustainability-linked aquaculture projects, including fish welfare and lower emissions. Energy and industry: EIB is considering financing renewable projects in Egypt totaling about 1.6 GW, including a Scatec solar-plus-storage plan. Aquaculture update: Norcod delays cod harvests in Q1 2026 to grow fish to higher weights, cutting revenue but improving harvest quality.
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