I lead the work of the Embassy in the absence of the ambassador, promote political issues, report on foreign and domestic affairs and is responsible for the Embassies cooperation and projects in the cultural field.- Participation in conferences and lectures in Norway on behalf of Iceland, on issues concerning the interests of the country.- Communication and co-operation with Embassies in Oslo that are accredited to Iceland and with the Embassies of countries that the Embassy of Iceland in Oslo is accredited to.- Communication with deputy heads of missions at other Embassies in Oslo and contacts at the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other institutions and organizations in Norway.- Reporting on Norwegian foreign and domestic affairs: European affairs, EEA, UN, Schengen, security and defence issues, development issues, fisheries and the Arctic.- Reporting on foreign and domestic affairs in the Embassy's accredited countries: Greece, Iran, Egypt and Pakistan.- Updating country reports.- Supervision of cultural affairs, promotion of Icelandic Art, Culture and Creative Industries, participation in decision-making process for cultural funding / Support Schemes, and participation or leading preparation and implementation of the Embassies events. - Involvement in issues concerning the EEA Grants Greece and the Bilateral Greece Development Fund – connecting partners in Iceland, Norway and Greece, assistance with project development, participation in annual meetings (AM) and joint bilateral meetings (JCBF).- Formal and routine cooperation with Arts Council Norway (Kulturrådet), The Creative Centres in Iceland (Art, Music, Literature, Design and Film), Business Iceland, Nordic Council (Nordisk råd), The Nordic Association (Foreningen Norden) and many others.

Supporting Icelandic companies and working for strengthening their competitive position in the Norwegian marked in close cooperation with Business Iceland and the Icelandic Ministry for Foreign Affairs Directorate for External Trade and Economic Affairs. Lead the Embassies work in cultural affairs, promotion of Icelandic Art, Culture and Creative Industries.- Business services in the fields of marketing, investments, customs and business relations.- Economic and business analysis, reporting and updating the Embassy's business plan. - Reporting on new opportunities in the Norwegian marked.- Organizing business and political delegations, participating in Trade Conferences, Fairs, Workshops and high level visits. - Cooperating with various parties on business matters e.g. the Icelandic Chamber of Commerce, the Norwegian-Icelandic Chamber of Commerce, Oslo Business Region, Business Iceland, Innovation Norway, Nordic Innovation, ANTOR Norway Network ect- Lead the Embassies work in cultural affairs, promoting Icelandic Art, Culture and Creative Industries and participating in decision-making for cultural funding.- Cooperation with Arts Council Norway, The Creative Centres in Iceland (Art, Music, Literature, Design and Film), Business Iceland, Nordic Council, The Nordic Association and many others. - Preparation and implementation of the Embassy's business and culture events and participation in other events and promotional projects.- Communication and co-operation with the Honorary Consuls of Iceland in Norway and the accredited countries regarding trade, culture and consular service. Preparing Consular Conferences, coordinate the formal process for exchanges of Honorary Consuls.- Supervision of Consular Affairs e.g. external voting in the embassy, exams, passport procedures, document legalization and other assistance to Icelandic citizen. - Supervising updates on the Embassies website and social media.

Administration: Bookkeeping, archive, translation, intermediary between directorates and ministries in Iceland and Norway, PA to the Ambassador, project managing in relation to conferences, high level visits and cultural events.Consular affairs: Safeguarding the interest and safety of Icelandic citizens in Norway and in the Embassies accredited countries (Egypt, Greece, Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan). This includes for examples issuing of Icelandic travel documents, assistance in connection with work, housing, registration, education, traveling, illness and death. Providing translation, interpreting and legal service, advice and support to victims of crime, persons having difficulties in the bureaucracy and general advise to those experiencing challenges resulting from moving and living abroad.

Administrative support to the sales organization, daily operation of the cooling register, archiving and customer inquiries.

Assistance to students regarding applications to study programs, admission, semester fee, exchange programs and international studies.