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Press release, Prime Minister's Office, 16 December 2011
Fredrik Reinfeldt met Swedish delegation to Northern Future Forum
Webcast, Prime Minister's Office, 05 December 2011
Fredrik Reinfeldt to receive Dutch Prime Minister
Press release, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, 02 December 2011
Carl Bildt to Brussels for Council meeting on EU enlargement
Press release, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Permanent Representation of Sweden to the EU, 30 November 2011
Tougher sanctions against Iran and Syria in focus when Carl Bildt participates in foreign ministers meeting
Press release, Prime Minister's Office, 21 November 2011
Fredrik Reinfeldt travels to Bulgaria and Belgium

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Europe 2020 - More jobs in new EU strategy

The EU's new growth and employment strategy Europe 2020 is to get the EU countries' economies moving and create more jobs and higher growth.

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02 May 2011
Swedish national reform programme 2011
02 May 2011
Convergence Programme for Sweden - 2011 Update
28 March 2011
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