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About us Welcome to the Embassy of Sweden in Norway The Embassy is the formal communication link between the Swedish and the Norwegian governments. The Ambassador heads the Embassy and is the
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Swedish statement at the UN PGA High-Level Thematic Dialogue on Delivering Climate Action Swedish Statement delivered by H.E. Per Bolund, Swedish Minister for Environment and Climate, and Deputy
Visa for visiting Sweden Please note: The Embassy of Sweden in the Czech Republic does not accept or process applications or provide information on visas. The Embassy of Sweden in Berlin accepts and
Statement by the UN LGBTI Core Group at the 14th Session of the Open-ended Working Group on Ageing Statement by the Permanent Representative of Sweden, H.E. Anna Karin Eneström, on behalf of the the
Advisory Committee The Advisory Committee of the Swedish Dialogue Institute for the Middle East and North Africa meets twice a year – on-line in the spring and in-person in the autumn. The annual
The Swedish Gender Photographer is coming to Shanghai From September 25 to October 20, the exhibition “Beyond the Norms: Images that Change the World” will be displayed for the first time in China.
Does Sweden allow dual citizenship? Yes, on July 1, 2001, a new Citizenship Act came into effect in Sweden. The new law made it possible to become a citizen of another country without losing your
47th session of the UPR Working group - Review of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Recommendations by Sweden President, Sweden continues to be deeply concerned about the overall human rights