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[Period]: 2003–2004
[Name]: Jacob Vestergaard
[Party]: Fólkaflokkurin
[Ministry]: Ministry of Fisheries
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[Period]: 1967–1968
[Name]: Kristian Djurhuus
[Party]: Sambandsflokkurin
[Ministry]: Ministry of finance, agriculture and fisheries
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[Period]: 2004
[Name]: Johan Dahl
[Party]: Sambandsflokkurin
[Ministry]: Ministry of Fisheries
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[Period]: 2012–2015
[Name]: Jacob Vestergaard
[Party]: Fólkaflokkurin
[Ministry]: Ministry of Fisheries
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[Period]: 1970
[Name]: Atli Dam
[Party]: Javnaðarflokkurin
[Ministry]: Ministry of transport and fisheries
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[Period]: 1989–1991
[Name]: Jógvan I. Olsen
[Party]: Sambandsflokkurin
[Ministry]: Ministry of fisheries and energy
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Faroe Islands (F Øroyar, Danish F ær øerne, English: Faroe) is an overseas self-governing territory of the Nordic country of Denmark. It is halfway between Norwegian Sea and the North Atlantic, half the distance between Norway and Iceland. Faroe Islands has a land area of 1,399 square kilometres and is made up of 17 inhabited islands and several desert island islands with a total population of 48,497(2018) . The official languages are Faroese and Danish.
The Faroe Islands, located halfway between the Norwegian Sea and the North Atlantic, is half the distance from Norway to Iceland. It has a total area of 1,399 square kilometers and is made up of 17 inhabited islands and one desert island. So it has a very rich fishing industry, and fishermen often come home with a lot of money. The random tool generated 26 items, recording the names of successive Faroe Islands Fisheries Ministers. Including their tenure of office, subordinate departments, affiliated gangs and other specific information.
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