On July 18th a new regulation nr 770/2023 about NTI was published, it replaces an older regulation nr 700/2019

The Directorate of Health has completed a summary of suicide figures for the year 2023. Suicides last year were 47 or 12.4 per 100,000 inhabitants.

Today the Centre for Education and School Services is in operation, which will play a key role in promoting the education system and implementing the government’s education policy.

As summer approaches, we anticipate a great season filled with activities. Our top priority is to create a safe environment for all children involved while taking a firm stance against bullying, sexual abuse and other violence.

Saturday the 12th of August will be the last day for Lumpfish fishing apart from inner Breiðafjörður where it is allowed until the 31st of August.

A major emphasis is on making the Island.is website accessible to all individuals. As part of that effort, it was decided to introduce a web-based platform for all articles on the website.

Great participation at this year's Connecting the State conference, the third time it has been held.

From 16 May 2024, theoretical general driving tests will be electronic across the country.

The East Iceland Healthcare Authority was recognised by the Icelandic Centre for Gender Equality for the second year in a row. The balance sheet provided approval to 56 companies, 11 municipalities and 22 public entities from among the 239 participants who have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.

The Directorate of Fisheries has compiled information on vessels and sent them to the digital mailbox at Island.is of the parties that have vessels that have not yet complied with fishing obligations, i.e. to fish 50% of the allocated catch limit and the catch limit that was transferred from the previous year.