Magdalena Andersen appointed as the first female Prime Minister of Sweden

Magdalena Andersen appointed as the first female Prime Minister of Sweden

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Category : International Published on: December 01 2021

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  • Swedish lawmakers have re-elected Magdalena Andersson as prime minister just days after she resigned, becoming Sweden's first female prime minister for the second time.
  • Andersson was elected prime minister last week, but she resigned the next day after her proposed budget was defeated.
  • Magdalena Andersson is the 33rd Prime Minister to take the oath of this post.
  • She will succeed Stefan Löfven, who resigned as both prime minister and leader of the Social Democrats earlier this month and has since led a caretaker government.
  • Andersson has been Sweden's finance minister since 2014.
  • She previously also served as the Swedish Tax Agency's deputy director-general.

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About Sweden

  • Continent: Europe
  • Capital: Stockholm 
  • Currency: Swedish krona
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