Partia Pracy
Also known as Labour Party, Arbeidarpartiet, Arbeiderpartiet
norweska partia polityczna
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The Norwegian Labour Party is a centre-left political party in Norway that has played a major role in shaping the country's politics and policies over many decades. It matters because, as one of Norway's significant political forces, it influences debates about social welfare, economic policy, and the direction of Norwegian society.
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Wikidata facts
- Official website
- arbeiderpartiet.no
- Motto
- «De store oppgavene løser vi best sammen»
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- Commons category
- Arbeiderpartiet
- inception
- 1887-08-22
- native label
- Arbeidarpartiet
- sRGB color hex triplet
- E31836
- short name
- Ap
- member count
- 48444
- number of seats in assembly
- 48
- privacy policy URL
- arbeiderpartiet.no/personvernerklaering
Article · Polski
Partia Pracy (norw. Arbeiderpartiet (Ap), daw. Det norske Arbeiderparti (DnA)) – norweska partia socjaldemokratyczna, założona w 1887 roku. Od 2005 do 2013 główna siła centrolewicowej koalicji rządzącej krajem. Do 2011 roku działała pod nazwą Norweska Partia Pracy. Wyniku wyborów parlamentarnych w 2021 roku, partia pracy uzyskała 26,3% głosów co przełożyło się na 48 mandatów poselskich. Dzięki temu wspólnie z Senterpartiet utworzyli rząd mniejszościowy.
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1887 establishments in NorwayCentre-left parties in EuropeComintern sectionsLabour Party (Norway)Members of the Labour and Socialist InternationalParty of European Socialists member partiesPolitical parties established in 1887Progressive AllianceSecond International partiesSocial democratic parties in EuropeSocialist parties in Norway