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Vitaly Servetnik passed on letter for Norwegian Prime Minister
Publish date: June 18, 2007
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Vitaly Servetnik passed on letter for Norwegian Prime Minister
General Consul Rune Aasheim met with Vitali Servetnik, chairman of the Murmansk Youth Environmental NGO “Nature and Youth” at the Norwegian consulate in Murmansk on June 8, 9am.
Servetnik told the Murmansk Information Agency that during the meeting he passed on a letter for Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg. “We discussed the situation that arose yesterday and apologized to each other,” the environmentalist noted.
The day before meeting agents from the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime did not allow Servetnik into a meeting with the Prime Minister and detained him for two hours.
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