Trump told the Norwegian minister that he wanted the Nobel Prize: Report – my country

When the American President Donald Trump The Minister of Finance in Norway called last month to discuss commercial definitions, as he asked about Nobel Peace PrizeNaeringsliv, Naeringsliv, reported on Thursday.

Many countries, including Israel, Pakistan and Cambodia Trump, nominated to establish peace or ceasefire agreements, and said he deserved the Norwegian prizes received by four ancestors in the White House.

“Among the Azraq, while Finance Minister Jeans Stoltenberg was walking on the street in Oslo, Donald Trump called,” D’Agns Nergelis, citing unnamed sources.

“He wanted the Nobel Prize – and discuss the definitions.”

The White House, the Norwegian Ministry of Finance, and the Norwegian Nobel Committee immediately did not respond to suspension requests.

With the nomination of hundreds of candidates every year, the holders of the Norwegian Nobel Committee are chosen, which was appointed by the Norwegian Parliament, according to the will of the Swedish -Century Industrialization Alfred Nobel.

The advertisement comes in October in Oslo.

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The Norwegian newspaper said that it was not the first time that Trump was awarded the award in a conversation with Stoltenberg, the former Secretary -General of the NATO Military Alliance.

It quoted Stoltenberg as saying that the invitation is to discuss commercial definitions and economic cooperation before Trump’s call with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Stewee.

When asked if Trump made the Nobel Prize a problem, Stoltenberg said: “I will not go further in the conversation content.”

Stoltenberg said that many White House officials, including US Treasury Secretary, Scott Pesin, and American Trade Representative Jameson Jarir were in contact.

The White House announced on July 31 a 15 % tariff on imports from Norway, such as the European Union.

Stoltenberg said on Wednesday that Norway and the United States are still in talks on definitions.

–By nerijus adomaitis; Editing Andrew Katuhn