Norvegia pregătește schimbări majore pentru fondul său suveran, cel mai mare din lume

Norway's government is considering significant changes to its sovereign wealth fund, allowing investments in defense companies currently excluded due to nuclear weapon production. This proposal has faced criticism from civil society organizations, which argue it undermines ethical standards. The fund, valued at $2.3 trillion, could potentially invest billions in arms manufacturers if the parliament approves the changes. The current rules prohibit investments in companies like Airbus and Boeing, but new recommendations suggest exceptions for firms in nuclear-armed allied states. The commission's proposal also includes altering the ethical oversight process, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.