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Notification of appointed ministers

18 October 2022 · 1 speech · M

Translated from Swedish by AI; the translation may contain errors. The Swedish text is the original.

Summary AI, written in advance

The debate concerns the nomination of the cabinet ministers who are to be included in the government 1. M nominates Jessika Roswall as EU Minister 1 and Gunnar Strömmer as Minister for Justice 1. Maria Malmer Stenergard is nominated as Migration Minister 1. Tobias Billström becomes Minister for Foreign Affairs 1 and Johan Forssell becomes Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade 1. Pål Jonson is nominated as Minister for Defence 1 and CarlOskar Bohlin becomes Minister for Civil Defence 1. Jakob Forssmed is nominated as Minister for Social Affairs 1. Elisabeth Svantesson is nominated as Minister for Finance 1. Mats Persson is nominated as Minister for Education 1. Ebba Busch is nominated as Minister for Energy and Enterprise 1. Parisa Liljestrand is nominated as Minister for Culture 1. Johan Pehrson is nominated as Minister for Employment and Integration 1. Peter Kullgren is nominated as Minister for Rural Affairs 1.

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Ulf Kristersson (M)

Mr. Speaker! Let me finally announce the cabinet ministers who, together with me, will join the government.

EU Minister and Minister of State in the Government Offices will be Jessika Roswall.

Gunnar Strömmer will become Minister of Justice and Head of the Ministry of Justice. Maria Malmer Stenergard will become Minister for Migration and Minister of State in the Ministry of Justice.

Tobias Billström becomes Minister for Foreign Affairs and head of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Johan Forssell becomes Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade and State Secretary in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

Pål Jonson will become Minister of Defence and Head of the Ministry of Defence. CarlOskar Bohlin will become Minister for Civil Defence and Minister in the Ministry of Defence.

Jakob Forssmed becomes Minister for Social Affairs and Head of the Ministry of Social Affairs. Acko Ankarberg Johansson becomes Minister for Health and Minister of State in the Ministry of Social Affairs. Camilla Waltersson Grönvall becomes Minister for Social Services and Minister of State in the Ministry of Social Affairs. Anna Tenje becomes Minister for Pensions and Social Insurance and Minister of State in the Ministry of Social Affairs.

Elisabeth Svantesson becomes Minister for Finance and head of the Ministry of Finance. Niklas Wykman becomes Minister for Financial Markets and minister in the Ministry of Finance. Erik Slottner becomes Civil Minister and minister in the Ministry of Finance.

Mats Persson becomes Minister for Education and Head of the Ministry of Education. Lotta Edholm becomes School Minister and Minister of State in the Ministry of Education.

Ebba Busch becomes Minister for Energy and Enterprise and Head of the Ministry of Climate and Enterprise, as well as Deputy Prime Minister. Romina Pourmokhtari becomes Minister for Climate and Environment and Minister in the Ministry of Climate and Enterprise.

Minister for Culture and Head of the Ministry of Culture will be Parisa Liljestrand.

Johan Pehrson will become Minister for Employment and Integration and Head of the Ministry of Employment. Paulina Brandberg will become Minister for Gender Equality and Deputy Minister for Employment in the Ministry of Employment.

Peter Kullgren will become Minister for Rural Affairs and Head of the Ministry of Rural Affairs and Infrastructure. Andreas Carlson will become Minister for Infrastructure and Housing in the same ministry.

Mr. Speaker! The Riksdag will be informed of the departmental changes in the usual manner.

(Applause)

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