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  • +/-Feb 7 2012VACANCY By:
    The Embassy of Sweden is looking for temporary staff at positions as Visa Officer.
  • +/-Feb 7 2012Sami National Day on February 6By:
    The Sami people celebrated their National Day on February 6 in memory of the first Sami parliament which was held in 1993.
  • +/-Feb 6 2012VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT for a COMMERCIAL OFFICERBy:
    The Embassy of Sweden is looking for a qualified person to fill up the post of Commercial Officer from April 2012.
  • +/-Feb 3 2012Ambassador Klas Molin presented his credentials in Burma/MyanmarBy:
    Ambassador Klas Molin presented his credentials to the President of the Union of Myanmar U Thein Sein at the President Palace in Nay Pyi Taw on 2 January 2012. Present on the occasion together with President U Thein Sein were also Union Minister for Foreign Affairs U Wunna Maung Lwin, Union Minister at President Office U Soe Maung and Director-General U Aye Thaw of the Protocol Department under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Lisbeth Hellvin Stålgren participated from the Embassy of Sweden.
  • +/-Feb 3 2012The Government's 2011 Music Export Prize to Swedish House MafiaBy:
    Wednesday, February 1, 2012 the Swedish House Mafia (Steve Angelo, Axel 'Axwell' Hedfors and Sebastian Ingrosso) was awarded Government's Music Export Prize for their achievements during last year. Through their successes, they have focused the spotlight on Sweden and thereby contributed to Swedish exports. Swedish House Mafia have in 2011 consolidated its strong international position as the world's leading DJs. Other nominees were: Lykke Li, Max Martin / Shell Back, Nina Stemme and Opeth.
  • +/-Jan 24 2012Artistic triumphs mark eventful 2011 for SwedenBy:
    A Nobel Prize for Tomas Tranströmer and a Hollywood adaptation of Stieg Larsson's best-selling novel were just two events that put Sweden in the world’s spotlight in 2011.
  • +/-Jan 17 2012’Jazz by the River’ with Jonathan FritzénBy:
    The Embassy together with the Hitman jazz promoter last Friday held an evening of Scandinavian Jazz at The Hilton Millennium Hotel. There were three Scandinavian artists, the Swedish one being the renowned smooth jazz player Jonathan Fritzén.
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