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Speech by Prime Minster Fredrik Reinfeldt at Stockholm+40
Speech by Prime Minster Fredrik Reinfeldt at Stockholm+40
25 April 2012
Speech by Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt at Stockholm+40
On 23-25 April 2012, the Government hosted the international conference Stockholm+40 to commemorate the first UN Conference on the Human Environment held in Stockholm in 1972. The 25 of April Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt gave a speech at the conference. In the speech he mentioned the framework document Sweden and China have agreed on.
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Speech by Prime Minster Fredrik Reinfeldt at Stockholm+40
Speech by Prime Minster Fredrik Reinfeldt at Stockholm+40
25 April 2012 -
Meet Milton Aineruhanga
18 April 2012 -
Restrict the export of surveillance and other technology
18 April 2012
Press conference with Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao
On Tuesday 24 April, Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt will receive Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao who is visiting Sweden during a round trip of Europe. The agenda of the meeting includes the global economic situation, Swedish and EU bilateral relations with China, sustainable development and innovation, as well as current domestic and foreign policy issues. A press conference with Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao will be web cast live at 17.25.
Clear impact for Swedish efforts in EU Baltic Sea Strategy objectives
Save the Sea, Connect the Region, and Increase Prosperity. These are the primary objectives of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, as announced by the European Commission. The objectives are very close to the ones that Sweden has sought to have adopted.
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23 February 2012
The Prime Minister congratulates the Crown Princess Couple on the birth of the newborn princess -
21 December 2011
Statement by Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt on the imprisoned Swedes in Ethiopia -
16 December 2011
Meet the Swedish delegation to Northern Future Forum 8-9 February
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The Prime Minister's Office leads and coordinates the work of the Government Offices. It is also responsible for coordinating Swedish EU policy and emergency management at the Government Offices.
