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Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt to receive President Nicolas Sarkozy

On Friday, 3 July, Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt will receive French President Nicolas Sarkozy for talks. On the agenda are the Swedish Presidency priorities, first and foremost the financial and economic crisis and the road to an international climate agreement in Copenhagen in December.

Nordic countries sign agreements on credits to Iceland of 1.775 billion euro

Loan agreements have today been signed between Iceland and Denmark, Finland and Sweden respectively, and between Seðlabanki Íslands, guaranteed by Iceland and Norges Bank, guaranteed by Norway. Under the agreements the Nordic lenders stand ready to provide Iceland with total credits of 1.775 billion euro.

Government action in response to the financial turmoil and economic downturn

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