Marit Arnstad has been appointed to lead the Centre Party's newly established EU committee, as announced by the party in a press release. This committee was created by the central board of the party to explore the political, economic, and security-related factors that may prompt a renewed debate about Norway's relationship with the European Union.

Arnstad expressed her enthusiasm for the role, indicating that she is looking forward to leading a capable committee that will actively monitor ongoing discussions related to the EU. The main objective of this committee is to develop a coordinated strategy for the Centre Party in anticipation of an anticipated new EU debate, particularly in light of changing political and economic circumstances.

Given the Centre Party's traditional skepticism towards the EU, Arnstad's leadership may signal an effort to strengthen the party's position and clarify its stance on European integration as public discourse evolves. This comes at a time when discussions about Norway’s EU relationship have gained traction, highlighting the need for the party to engage thoughtfully with these issues.