The Government and the Government Offices

The Prime Minister and the other ministers

Sweden is governed by a centre-right minority government elected in 2010 and composed of representatives of four parties: the Moderate Party, the Centre Party, the Swedish Christian Democrats and the Liberal Party. The Government consists of a prime minister and 23 ministers, each with their own portfolio.

  • Fredrik Reinfeldt Prime Minister
  • Anders Borg Minister for Finance
  • Anna-Karin Hatt Minister for Information Technology and Energy
  • Annie Lööf Minister for Enterprise
  • Beatrice Ask Minister for Justice
  • Birgitta Ohlsson Minister for EU Affairs
  • Carl Bildt Minister for Foreign Affairs
  • Catharina Elmsäter-Svärd Minister for Infrastructure
  • Erik Ullenhag Minister for Integration
  • Eskil Erlandsson Minister for Rural Affairs
  • Ewa Björling Minister for Trade
  • Gunilla Carlsson Minister for International Development Cooperation
  • Göran Hägglund Minister for Health and Social Affairs
  • Hillevi Engström Minister for Employment
  • Jan Björklund Minister for Education
  • Karin Enström Minister for Defence
  • Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth Minister for Culture and Sports
  • Lena Ek Minister for the Environment
  • Maria Arnholm Minister for Gender Equality
  • Maria Larsson Minister for Children and Elderly
  • Peter Norman Minister for Financial Markets
  • Stefan Attefall Minister for Public Administration and Housing
  • Tobias Billström Minister for Migration and Asylum Policy
  • Ulf Kristersson Minister for Social Security