Last week the Embassy received two groups of parliamentarians from Sweden. A total of 15 political representatives from two parliamentary committees, the Committee on Finance and the Committee on Industry and Trade visited Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong for a week.
The purpose of the Committee on Finances’ trip was to engage on issues related to economic growth, finance, monetary policy, digitalization and AI. And for the Committee on Industry and Trade the purpose was to broaden the knowledge about China, which is Sweden’s largest trade partner in Asia.
In Beijing, the two committee had fruitful meetings with the National People’s Congress, National Energy Agency, AIIB, World Bank, ABB, Ericsson, SEB, Business Sweden, Swedish Chamber of Commerce, EU SME centre, research institutes and think tanks.
About the Swedish Parliament:
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The parliament with its 349 members is Sweden’s primary representative forum. The entire parliament is chosen by direct elections based on suffrage for all Swedish citizens aged 18 or over who are, or previously have been, residents of Sweden.
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Tel:
+86 21 5359 9610
E-mail:
generalkonsulat.shanghai@gov.se
Fax:
+86 21 5359 9633
1521-1541 Shanghai Central Plaza
381 Huaihai Road (Middle)
Shanghai
Tel:
+852 2521 1212
E-mail:
generalkonsulat.hongkong@gov.se
Fax:
+852 2596 0308
Room 2501, 25/F., BEA
Harbour View Centre
56 Gloucester Road
Wanchai, Hong Kong
How to get here: MTR to Wanchai station, Exit A1, footbridge to Gloucester Road
Phone number:
+976-11-313007 / 261
E-mail:
mongolia@sweden-consulate.mn
Fax:
+976-11-326535
Bodi Tower 1201,
Sukhbaatar Square,
Ulan Bator, Mongolia
Monday - Friday 09-17
Consule
Boldkhuyag LUVSANVANDAN
Sweden has diplomatic relations with almost all states in the world, with embassies and consulates in around half of these. Sweden's foreign representation consists of approximately 100 missions abroad and 350 honorary consulates.