Norway's fisheries minister to resign -Aftenposten

OSLO, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Norway's fisheries minister will resign on Monday after his earlier admission that he breached government security protocols during a private trip to Iran, newspaper Aftenposten reported on Monday, citing unnamed sources.

Per Sandberg, who initially failed to notify colleagues of his whereabouts and also took his government-issued mobile phone, had drawn rebuke from Prime Minister Erna Solberg for violating the cabinet's travel rules.

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