The Swedish EU Presidency in Mozambique

When Sweden took over the EU Presidency in July, the Swedish Ambassador Torvald Åkesson held an opening ceremony.

To learn more about the priorities during the Swedish Presidency and about Sweden's relationship with Mozambique, read the Press statement (in Portuguese).

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