Una fábrica de barcos de Noruega corta relaciones con empresa danesa

La razón: Los dibujos de Mahoma.

A través de Agora me entero de lo siguiente:

Båtservice Verft in Mandal had to cut out Danish supplier to land big contract with the port authority of Iran

Dumped Danish boats
This time around the shipyard has been tasked with building nine pilot vessels for the port authority of Iran. The contract is estimated to be worth 110 Millions NOK.

“Iranian authorities view Norway as a good country to collaborate with,” Bjørn Fjellhaugen opines.

Though the contract was signed as the Norwegian flag was burning in the Middle East, that wasn’t a problem [at the negotations].

“It’s worse for the Danes. They have problems. I had, among other things, some Danish rubber boats included in the Pilot Vessel project. I had to put in Zodiacs instead, Fjellhaugen says to Dagens Næringsliv.

Good Reputation in Sudan
Fjellhaugen is currently in negotiations with the government of Sudan for an order of several Towboats. The efforts of former Secretary for Foreign Aid, Hilde Frafjord Johnson, to create peace in the country has given [Norwegians] a very good reputation in the country, according to Fjellhaugen.

The Båtservice group last year had a turnover of 280 Million NOK with a surplus of 9 Million NOK before taxes and employs 360 people.

 

En resúmen, la empresa de barcos noruega corta relaciones con la marca danesa por no perder clientes en Irán. 

Me parece lamentable y demuestra una falta de integridad total. Es más, Bjørn Fjellhaugen, el director administrativo de la empresa noruega, no lo mejora, sino lo empeora cuando se refiere a los dibujos de Mahoma. Dice que «ya se sabía que hay libertad de expresión en Noruega«. Todo el tiempo que este derecho fundamental de cualquier sociedad se esté poniendo en duda, es cuando más firmes hay que estar. Concluye diciendo que no hacía falta publicar los dibujos de Mahoma.

Hemos visto que sí hacía falta…

Querido Fjellhaugen: SUSPENSO!