Norway's Labour Party (Ap) has unveiled its new slogan, "Security for the Future," as it prepares for upcoming elections.

Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg emphasized the importance of stability amidst global challenges like the war in Europe, economic uncertainty, and potential trade conflicts.

Ap also presented five key guarantees: reducing hospital wait times, protecting sick pay, maintaining the EEA agreement, ensuring physical textbooks in schools, and keeping corporate tax rates steady.

Støre highlighted Norway's strong economy and low unemployment as reasons for optimism, while Stoltenberg stressed Ap's commitment to balancing creation and distribution of wealth.

The party aims to reassure voters with a focus on stability and forward-looking policies.