The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is requesting nominations for the award for exceptional bravery at sea. The Icelandic Transport Authority receives nominations from parties who believe they have information about a person or group who has shown such bravery.

Díana Óskarsdóttir, CEO of Heilbrigðisstofnun Suðurlands, has appointed a new seven-member professional advisory council for the next three years.

The library received a student from 10 th grade at Áslandsskóli in Hafnarfjörður.

ISAC closes at noon on December 23rd and is closed on December 24th, 25th, 26th, 31st, and New Year's Day.

During the trip to London from 16 to 17 March, the Court of Appeal of England and Wales (Court of Appeal) visited the applicants.

New opportunities for cooperation between Iceland and the UK in the fields of education, youth and sport.

Four on-farm workshops were held across Iceland this summer under the banner of Climate-Friendly Agriculture. The workshops focused on practical climate actions and discussed ways to improve farming practices with sustainability in mind. Many of the initiatives presented are closely linked to the role and responsibilities of Land and Forest Iceland, such as shelterbelt planting, grazing management, forestry, and land restoration.

The Supreme Court was visited by a supervisory committee of the Council of Europe's Local Government Parliament. The task of the committee is to monitor the implementation of the Council of Europe's Local Government Convention of 1985.

The Municipality of Akureyri recently received a grant of ISK 1.9 million from the SSNE Development Fund for a project entitled “Welcome to Akureyri.” The project aims to promote cooperation between companies and institutions on how best to welcome employees of foreign origin. Project partners, in addition to the Municipality of Akureyri, include SÍMEY, Akureyri Hospital, Kjarnafæði Norðlenska, and Akureyri Car Rental.

Kristína Björk Arnórsdóttir has been appointed as the Data Protection Officer for HSN and SAk.