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| Government of Sweden - Capital : Stockholm -, Official Language: Swedish
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| SverigeDirekt
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| VirtualSweden - the Official Gateway to Sweden
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| Kungl. Hovstaterna - Royal Court
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| Riksdagen - Parliament
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| Regering - Government
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| Statsrådsberedningen (SB) - Prime Minister's Office
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| Jordbruksdepartementet (Jo) - Ministry of Agriculture
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| Jordbruksverket - Agriculture Administration
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| Fiskeriverket - Fisheries Administration
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| Livsmedelsekonomiska institutet (SLI) - Food Economics Institute
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| Statens veterinärmedicinska anstalt (SVA) National Veterinary Medicine Institute
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| Institutet för jordbruks- och miljöteknik (JTI) - Institute for Agricultural and Environmental Engineering
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| Skogs- och jordbrukets forskningsrådet (SJFR) - Forestry and Agriculture Research Council
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| Centrala försöksdjursnämnden (CFN) - Central Laboratory Animals Board
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| Kulturdepartementet (Ku) - Ministry of Culture
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| Radio- och TV-verket (RTV) - Radio and Television Administration
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| Integrationsverket - Integration Administration
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| Ungdomsstyrelsen - Youth Agency
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| SOFI Språk- och folkminnesinstitutet - Language and Folklore Research Institute
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| Statens kulturråd National Culture Council
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| Statens konstråd National Arts Council
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| Svenska språknämnden - Swedish Language Board
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| Granskningsnämnden för radio och TV - Inspection Board for Radio and TV
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| Konstnärsnämnden - Artists Board
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| Presstödsnämnden - Press Subsidies Board
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| Taltidningsnämnden - Talking Newspapers Board
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| Riksarkivet National Archive
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| Ungdomsdelegationen
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| Storstadsdelegationen
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| Ombudsmannen mot etnisk diskriminering (DO) - Ombudsman against Ethnic Discrimination
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| Försvarsdepartementet (Fö) - Ministry of Defence
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| Försvarsmakten - Armed Forces
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| Försvarets materielverk (FMV) - Defence Material Administration
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| Räddningsverket - Rescue Services Administration
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| Pliktverket - Military Service Administration
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| Överstyrelsen för civil beredskap (ÖCB) - Agency for Civil Emergency Planning
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| Försvarets forskningsanstalt (FOA) - Defence Research Institute
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| Näringsdepartementet (N) - Ministry of Economy
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| Patent- och registreringsverket (PRV) - Patent and Registration Administration
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| Vägverket (VV) - Road Administration
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| Banverket (BV) - Railway Administration
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| Luftfartsverket (LFV) - Aviation Administration
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| Sjöfartsverket (SjöV) - Shipping Administration
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| Konkurrensverket - Competition Administration
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| Arbetsmiljöverket - Work Environment Administration
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| Elsäkerhetsverket - Electrical Safety Administration
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| Närings- och teknikutvecklingsverket (NUTEK) - Industrial and Technical Development Administration
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| Glesbygdsverket - Rural Areas Administration
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| Arbetsmarknadsstyrelsen (AMS) - Employment Agency
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| Post- och telestyrelsen (PTS) - Post and Telecommunications Agency
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| Skogsstyrelsen - Forest Agency
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| Rymdstyrelsen - Space Agency
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| Statens energimyndighet National Energy Authority
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| Arbetslivsinstitutet - Working Life Institute
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| Statens väg- och transportforskningsinstitut (VTI) National Road and Transport Research Institute
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| Statens institut för kommunikationsanalys (SIKA) National Institute for Communications Analysis
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| Sveriges geologiska undersökning (SGU) - Geological Survey of Sweden
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| Turistdelegationen - Tourist Authority
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| Sveriges Tekniska Attachéer
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| Handelsflottans kultur- och fritidsråd (HKF) - Sjömansservice - Merchant Marine Culture and Leisure Council - Seamen's Service
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| Kommunikationsforskningsberedningen (KFB) - Communication Research Committee
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| Statens haverikommission (SHK) National Accident Investigation Commission
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| Jämställdhetsombudsmannen (JämO) - Equal Opportunities Ombudsman
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| Utbildningsdepartementet (U) - Ministry of Education
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| Skolverket - Education Administration
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| Högskoleverket - Higher Education Administration
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| Verket för högskoleservice (VHS) - Administration for Higher Education Services
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| Statens institut för handikappfrågor i skolan (SIH) National Institute for Handicap Affairs in Schools
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| Institutet för rymdfysik (IRF) - Institute for Space Physics
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| Centrala studiestödsnämnden (CSN) - Central Student Aid Board
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| Polarforskningssekretariatet - Polar Research Secretariat
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| Vetenskapsrådet - Science Council
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| Miljödepartementet (M) - Ministry of Environment
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| Naturvårdsverket - Nature Protection Administration
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| Boverket - Building Administration
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| Lantmäteriet - Land Survey
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| Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut (SMHI) - Meteorological and Hydrological Institute of Sweden
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| Statens geotekniska institut (SGI) National Geotechnical Institute
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| Statens strålskyddsinstitut (SSI) National Radiation Protection Institute
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| Kemikalieinspektionen - Chemicals Inspectorate
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| Statens kärnkraftinspektion (SKI) National Nuclear Power Inspectorate
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| Forskningsrådet för miljö, areella näringar och samhällsbyggande (Formas) - Research Council for Environment, Agricultural Sciences and Spatial Planning
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| Finansdepartementet (Fi) - Ministry of Finance
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| Riksskatteverket (RSV) National Tax Administration
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| Tullverket - Customs Administration
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| Ekonomistyrningsverket (ESV) - Financial Management Administration
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| Konsumentverket - Consumer Administration
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| Statens fastighetsverk (SFV) National Property Administration
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| Fortifikationsverket (FORTV)
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| Riksrevisionsverket (RRV) National Audit Administration
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| Länsstyrelsen - Counties Agency
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| Riksgäldskontoret National Debt Office
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| Konjunkturinstitutet (KI) - Economic Research Institute
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| Nämnden för offentlig upphandling (NOU) - Board for Public Procurement
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| Finansinspektionen - Finance Inspectorate
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| Lotteriinspektionen - Lottery Inspectorate
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| Utrikesdepartementet (UD) - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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| Migrationsverket - Migration Administration
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| Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (SIDA) - Agency for International Development Cooperation
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| Utrikespolitiska institutet (UI) - Foreign Policy Institute
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| Delegationen för utländska investeringar i Sverige - Invest in Sweden Agency
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| Utlänningsnämnden - Aliens Appeals Board
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| Exportkreditnämnden (EKN) - Export Credit Board
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| Kommerskollegium - Board of Trade
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| Exportrådet - Export Council
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| Inspektionen för strategiska produkter (ISP) - Inspectorate for Strategic Products
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| Justitiedepartementet (Ju) - Ministry of Justice
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| Domstolsverket (DV) - Court Administration
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| Statens pensionsverk (SPV) National Pensions Administration
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| Rättsmedicinalverket (RMV) - Forensic Medicine Administration
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| Rikspolisstyrelsen (RPS) National Police Agency
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| Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) - Central Bureau of Statistics
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| Statskontoret - Office of Public Management
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| Brottsförebyggande rådet (BRÅ) - Crime Prevention Council
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| Datainspektionen (DI) - Data Inspectorate
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| Socialdepartementet (S) - Ministry of Social Affairs
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| Socialstyrelsen - Social Welfare Agency
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| Riksförsäkringsverket National Insurance Administration
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| Läkemedelsverket - Medical Products Administration
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| Statens folkhälsoinstitut (FHI) National Public Health Institute
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| Statens institut för särskilt utbildningsstöd (SISUS) National Institute for Special Educational Support
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| Hjälpmedelsinstitutet (HI) - Handicap Institute
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| Smittskyddsinstitutet (SMI) - Infectious Disease Protection Institute
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| Institutet för psykosocial medicin (IPM) - Institute for Psychosocial Medicine
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| Forskningsrådet för arbetsliv och socialvetenskap (FAS) - Research Council for Working Life and Social Science
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| Barnombudsmannen (BO) - Children's Ombudsman
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| Handikappombudsmannen (HO) - Disability Ombudsman
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| Förvaltningsavdelningen - Department of Administration
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| Försäkringskassan
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| Sveriges Riksbank National Bank of Sweden
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| Sveriges Radio (SR) - Radio of Sweden
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| Sveriges Television (SVT) - Television of Sweden
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| SIS Swedish Standards Institute
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| SI Svenska institutet - Swedish Institute
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| SIPRI Stockholms internationella fredsforskninginstitut - Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)
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| Sveriges Provnings- och Forskningsinstitut (SP) - Testing and Research Institute of Sweden
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| SWE Tourism Sveriges Rese- och Turistråd - Travel and Tourism Council of Sweden
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| LF Landstingsförbundet - Association of County Councils
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| Svekom Svenska Kommunförbundet - Swedish Association of Municipalities
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| Local County Government and Administration
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| Stockholms läns landsting - County Council of Stockholm
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| Länsstyrelsen i Stockholms län - County Administration of Stockholm
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| Landstinget i Uppsala län - County Council of Uppsala
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| Länsstyrelsen i Uppsala län - County Administration of Uppsala
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| Landstinget Sörmland - County Council of Sörmland
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| Länsstyrelsen i Södermanlands län - County Administration of Södermanland
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| Landstinget i Östergötland - County Council of Östergötland
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| Länsstyrelsen i Östergötlands län - County Administration of Östergötland
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| Landstinget i Jönköpings län - County Council of Jönköping
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| Länsstyrelsen i Jönköpings län - County Administration of Jönköping
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| Landstinget Kronoberg - County Council of Kronoberg
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| Länsstyrelsen i Kronobergs län - County Administration of Kronoberg
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| Landstinget i Kalmar län - County Council of Kalmar
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| Länsstyrelsen i Kalmar län - County Administration of Kalmar
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| Länsstyrelsen i Gotlands län - County Administration of Gotland
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| Landstinget Blekinge - County Council of Blekinge
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| Länsstyrelsen i Blekinge län - County Administration of Blekinge
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| Region Skåne - Region of Skåne
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| Länsstyrelsen i Skåne län - County Administration of Scania
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| Landstinget Halland - County Council of Halland
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| Länsstyrelsen i Hallands län - County Administration of Halland
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| Västra Götalandsregionen - Region of Västra Götaland
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| Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götalands län - County Administration of Västra Götaland
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| Landstinget i Värmland - County Council of Värmland
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| Länsstyrelsen i Värmlands län - County Administration of Värmland
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| Örebro läns landsting - County Council of Örebro
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| Länsstyrelsen i Örebro län - County Administration of Örebro
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| Landstinget i Västmanland - County Council of Västmanland
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| Länsstyrelsen i Västmanlands län - County Administration of Västmanland
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| Landstinget Dalarna - County Council of Dalarna
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| Länsstyrelsen i Dalarnas län - County Administration of Dalarna
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| Landstinget Gävleborg - County Council of Gävleborg
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| Länsstyrelsen i Gävleborgs län - County Administration of Gävleborg
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| Landstinget Västernorrland - County Council of Västernorrland
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| Länsstyrelsen i Västernorrlands län - County Administration of Västernorrland
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| Jämtlands läns landsting - County Council of Jämtland
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| Länsstyrelsen i Jämtlands län - County Administration of Jämtland
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| Västerbottens läns landsting - County Council of Västerbotten
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| Länsstyrelsen i Västerbottens län - County Administration of Västerbotten
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| Norrbottens läns landsting - County Council of Norrbotten
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| Länsstyrelsen i Norrbottens län - County Administration of Norrbotten
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| Sametinget - Saami Parliament
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| Municipal Institutions
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| Ale Kommun - Municipality of Ale
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| Alvesta Kommun - Municipality of Alvesta
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| Aneby Kommun - Municipality of Aneby
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| Arboga Kommun - Municipality of Arboga
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| Arjeplogs Kommun - Municipality of Arjeplog
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| Arvika Kommun - Municipality of Arvika
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| Askersunds Kommun - Municipality of Askersund
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| Avesta Kommun - Municipality of Avesta
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| Bengtsfors Kommun - Municipality of Bengtsfors
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| Bergs Kommun - Municipality of Berg
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| Bjurholms Kommun - Municipality of Bjurholm
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| Bjuvs Kommun - Municipality of Bjuv
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| Bodens Kommun - Municipality of Boden
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| Bollebygds Kommun - Municipality of Bollebygd
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| Bollnäs Kommun - Municipality of Bollnäs
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| Borås Kommun - Municipality of Borås
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| Borgholm Kommun - Municipality of Borgholm
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| Boxholms Kommun - Municipality of Boxholm
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| Bräcke Kommun - Municipality of Bräcke
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| Bromölla Kommun - Municipality of Bromölla
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| Burlövs Kommun - Municipality of Burlöv
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| Dals-Eds Kommun - Municipality of Dals-Ed
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| Danderyds Kommun - Municipality of Danderyd
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| Degerfors Kommun - Municipality of Degerfors
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| Dorotea Kommun - Municipality of Dorotea
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| Eda Kommun - Municipality of Eda
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| Ekerö Kommun - Municipality of Ekerö
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| Eksjö Kommun - Municipality of Eksjö
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| Emmaboda Kommun - Municipality of Emmaboda
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| Enköpings Kommun - Municipality of Enköping
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| Eskilstuna Kommun - Municipality of Eskilstuna
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| Eslövs Kommun - Municipality of Eslöv
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| Essunga Kommun - Municipality of Essunga
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| Fagersta Kommun - Municipality of Fagersta
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| Falkenbergs Kommun - Municipality of Falkenberg
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| Falköpings Kommun - Municipality of Falköping
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| Falu Kommun - Municipality of Falun
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| Färgelanda Kommun - Municipality of Färgelanda
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| Filipstads Kommun - Municipality of Filipstad
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| Finspångs Kommun - Municipality of Finspång
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| Flens Kommun - Municipality of Flen
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| Forshaga Kommun - Municipality of Forshaga
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| Gagnefs Kommun - Municipality of Gagnef
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| Gällivare Kommun - Municipality of Gällivare
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| Gävle Kommun - Municipality of Gävle
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| Gislaveds Kommun - Municipality of Gislaved
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| Gnesta Kommun - Municipality of Gnesta
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| Gnosjö Kommun - Municipality of Gnosjö
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| Göteborgs Stad - City of Göteborg
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| Götene Kommun - Municipality of Götene
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| Gotlands Kommun - Municipality of Gotland
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| Grästorps Kommun - Municipality of Grästorp
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| Grums Kommun - Municipality of Grums
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| Gullspångs Kommun - Municipality of Gullspång
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| Habo Kommun - Municipality of Habo
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| Håbo Kommun - Municipality of Håbo
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| Hällefors Kommun - Municipality of Hällefors
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| Hallsbergs Kommun - Municipality of Hallsberg
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| Hallstahammars Kommun - Municipality of Hallstahammar
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| Halmstads Kommun - Municipality of Halmstad
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| Haparanda Kommun - Municipality of Haparanda
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| Härnösands Kommun - Municipality of Härnösand
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| Härryda Kommun - Municipality of Härryda
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| Hässleholms Kommun - Municipality of Hässleholm
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| Hedemora Kommun - Municipality of Hedemora
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| Helsingborgs Stad - City of Helsingborg
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| Herrljunga Kommun - Municipality of Herrljunga
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| Hjo Kommun - Municipality of Hjo
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| Hofors Kommun - Municipality of Hofors
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| Höganäs Kommun - Municipality of Höganäs
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| Högsby Kommun - Municipality of Högsby
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| Höörs Kommun - Municipality of Höör
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| Hörby Kommun - Municipality of Hörby
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| Huddinge Kommun - Municipality of Huddinge
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| Hudiksvalls Kommun - Municipality of Hudiksvall
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| Hultsfreds Kommun - Municipality of Hultsfred
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| Hylte Kommun - Municipality of Hylte
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| Jokkmokks Kommun - Municipality of Jokkmokk
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| Jönköpings Kommun - Municipality of Jönköping
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| Kalix Kommun - Municipality of Kalix
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| Kalmar Kommun - Municipality of Kalmar
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| Karlsborgs Kommun - Municipality of Karlsborg
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| Karlshamns Kommun - Municipality of Karlshamn
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| Karlskoga Kommun - Municipality of Karlskoga
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| Karlskrona Kommun - Municipality of Karlskrona
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| Karlstads Kommun - Municipality of Karlstad
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| Katrineholms Kommun - Municipality of Katrineholm
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| Kävlinge Kommun - Municipality of Kävlinge
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| Kils Kommun - Municipality of Kil
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| Kinda Kommun - Municipality of Kinda
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| Kiruna Kommun - Municipality of Kiruna
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| Klippan Kommun - Municipality of Klippan
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| Köpings Kommun - Municipality of Köping
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| Kramfors Kommun - Municipality of Kramfors
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| Kristianstads Kommun - Municipality of Kristianstad
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| Krokoms Kommun - Municipality of Krokom
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| Kumla Kommun - Municipality of Kumla
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| Kungsbacka Kommun - Municipality of Kungsbacka
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| Kungsörs Kommun - Municipality of Kungsör
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| Kungälvs Kommun - Municipality of Kungälv
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| Laholms Kommun - Municipality of Laholm
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| Landskrona Kommun - Municipality of Landskrona
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| Laxå Kommun - Municipality of Laxå
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| Lekebergs Kommun - Municipality of Lekeberg
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| Leksands Kommun - Municipality of Leksand
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| Lerums Kommun - Municipality of Lerum
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| Lessebo Kommun - Municipality of Lessebo
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| Lidingö Kommun - Municipality of Lidingö
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| Lidköpings Kommun - Municipality of Lidköping
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| Lilla Edets Kommun - Municipality of Lilla Edet
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| Lindesbergs Kommun - Municipality of Lindesberg
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| Linköpings Kommun - Municipality of Linköping
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| Ljusnarsbergs Kommun - Municipality of Ljusnarsberg
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| Ljungby Kommun - Municipality of Ljungby
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| Ljusdals Kommun - Municipality of Ljusdal
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| Lomma Kommun - Municipality of Lomma
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| Ludvika Kommun - Municipality of Ludvika
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| Luleå Kommun - Municipality of Luleå
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| Lunds Kommun - Municipality of Lund
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| Lysekils Kommun - Municipality of Lysekil
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| Malå Kommun - Municipality of Malå
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| Malmö Stad - City of Malmö
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| Malungs Kommun - Municipality of Malung
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| Mariestads Kommun - Municipality of Mariestad
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| Marks Kommun - Municipality of Mark
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| Markaryds Kommun - Municipality of Markaryd
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| Melleruds Kommun - Municipality of Mellerud
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| Mjölby Kommun - Municipality of Mjölby
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| Mölndals Kommun - Municipality of Mölndal
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| Mönsterås Kommun - Municipality of Mönsterås
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| Mora Kommun - Municipality of Mora
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| Motala Kommun - Municipality of Motala
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| Mullsjö Kommun - Municipality of Mullsjö
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| Munkedals Kommun - Municipality of Munkedal
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| Nacka Kommun - Municipality of Nacka
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| Nässjö Kommun - Municipality of Nässjö
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| Nora Kommun - Municipality of Nora
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| Norbergs Kommun - Municipality of Norberg
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| Nordanstigs Kommun - Municipality of Nordanstig
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| Nordmalings Kommun - Municipality of Nordmaling
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| Norrköpings Kommun - Municipality of Norrköping
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| Norrtälje Kommun - Municipality of Norrtälje
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| Norsjö Kommun - Municipality of Norsjö
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| Nybro Kommun - Municipality of Nybro
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| Nyköpings Kommun - Municipality of Nyköping
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| Nykvarns Kommun - Municipality of Nykvarn
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| Nynäshamns Kommun - Municipality of Nynäshamn
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| Örebro Kommun - Municipality of Örebro
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| Orust Kommun - Municipality of Orust
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| Osby Kommun - Municipality of Osby
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| Österåkers Kommun - Municipality of Österåker
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| Piteå Kommun - Municipality of Piteå
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| Rättviks Kommun - Municipality of Rättvik
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| Ronneby Kommun - Municipality of Ronneby
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| Södertälje Kommun - Municipality of Södertälje
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| Solna Stad - City of Solna
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| Staffanstorps Kommun - Municipality of Staffanstorp
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| Stockholms Stad - City of Stockholm
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| Storfors Kommun - Municipality of Storfors
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| Tjörns Kommun - Municipality of Tjörn
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| Torsby Kommun - Municipality of Torsby
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| Tranemo Kommun - Municipality of Tranemo
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| Trelleborgs Kommun - Municipality of Trelleborg
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| Uppsala Kommun - Municipality of Uppsala
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| Vadstena Kommun - Municipality of Vadstena
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| Valdemarsviks Kommun - Municipality of Valdemarsvik
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| Vänersborgs Kommun - Municipality of Vänersborg
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| Västerås Stad - City of Västerås
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| Västerviks Kommun - Municipality of Västervik
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| Vaxholms Stad - City of Vaxholm
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| Kiruna
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| King-Carl XVI Gustaf, 2017
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| Prime Minister - Stefan Löfven, 2017
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| His Majesty : King Carl XVI Gustaf, 2012
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| Fredrik Reinfeldt, Prime Minister of Sweden, 2012
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| Carl Bildt, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden, 2012
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Attah Issa
| Name: | Attah Issa | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Attah Issa | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pol; role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1992-05-02 | | Birth Place: | Ghana; Yendi | | Position: | Member of the 9th Parliament of the 4th Republic of Ghana (2024-); member of the Committee on Finance | | Notes: | Ghanaian politician |
Marco Pilloud
| Name: | Marco Pilloud | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Marco Pilloud | | Country: | lt; ch; my; fr; es; se; jp; be | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1990-07-20 | | Position: | board member (2023-); municipal council (2023-) | | Website: | https://www.marcopilloud.ch/ | | Notes: | Swiss politician and entrepreneur |
Claudia Schönbacher
| Name: | Claudia Schönbacher | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Claudia Schönbacher | | Country: | lt; ch; my; fr; es; se; jp; be | | First Name: | Claudia | | Last Name: | Schönbacher | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1975-10-27 | | Position: | municipal council | | Notes: | österreichische Lokalpolitikerin (KFG) |
Czeslaw Kozon
| Name: | Czeslaw Kozon | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Czesław Kozon; تشيسلاف كوزون; Czeslaw Kozon; Чеслав Козон | | Alias: | Czeslaw Kozon | | Country: | no; is; fi; se | | First Name: | Czesław | | Last Name: | Kozon | | Alias: | Kozon | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1951-11-17 | | Birth Place: | Idestrup | | Position: | President of Nordic Bishops' Conference (2015-2024); Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Copenhagen (1995-) | | Notes: | Roman Catholic bishop of Copenhagen |
Hansjürg Jäger
| Name: | Hansjürg Jäger | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Hansjürg Jäger | | Country: | lt; ch; my; fr; es; se; jp; be | | First Name: | Hansjürg | | Last Name: | Jäger | | Topics: | role.pol; role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1987 | | Position: | municipal council (2022-) | | Notes: | Swiss lecturer, politician and photographer |
Philoxenos Matthias Nayis
| Name: | Philoxenos Matthias Nayis | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Philexinus Mattias Nayiş; Philoxenos Matthias Nayis | | Alias: | Philexinus Mattias Nayis | | Country: | se; hu | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1977-01-24 | | Birth Place: | Stockholm | | Position: | archbishop; bishop | | Notes: | Metropolitan-Erzbischof der Syrisch-Orthodoxen Kirche in Deutschland |
Ingrid Adam-Kaltenegger
| Name: | Ingrid Adam-Kaltenegger | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Ingrid Adam-Kaltenegger | | Country: | lt; ch; my; fr; es; se; jp; be | | First Name: | Ingrid | | Last Name: | Adam | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1965 | | Birth Place: | Knittelfeld | | Position: | municipal council | | Notes: | music educator |
Erik Varden
| Name: | Erik Varden | | Type: | Person | | Name: | اريك فاردين; Έρικ Βάρντεν; 毅力·瓦爾恩; Erik Varden | | Country: | se; is; fi; dk | | First Name: | Erik | | Last Name: | Varden | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1974-05-13 | | Birth Place: | Sarpsborg | | Position: | superior (2013-2015); Prelate of the Roman Catholic Territorial Prelature of Trondheim (2019-); President of Nordic Bishops' Conference (2024-); apostolic administrator (2023-); Abbot (2015-2019) | | Website: | https://coramfratribus.com/ | | Notes: | Norwegian Monk and Prelate |
Katrin Hollunger Wågnert
| Name: | Katrin Hollunger Wågnert | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Katrin Hollunger Wågnert | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1968-03-28 | | Position: | Justice of the Supreme Court of Sweden (2025-) | | Notes: | schwedische Juristin |
Bohdan Dzyurakh
| Name: | Bohdan Dzyurakh | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Bohdan Dzyurakh; Богдан Дзюрах; Bogdan Dziurach; Bohdan Dzjurach; بوهدان دزيوراخ | | Alias: | Дзюрах, Богдан; Дзюрах Богдан; Bogdan Dziurakh; Bohdan Dziurach | | Country: | de; no; fi; dk; se | | First Name: | Bogdan | | Alias: | Dzyurakh; Дзюрах; Богдан | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1967-03-20 | | Birth Place: | Hirske | | Position: | Apostolic Exarch of Germany and Scandinavia {Deutschland und Skandinavien} (Ukrainian) (2021-); auxiliary bishop (2005-); titular bishop (2005-) | | Notes: | Ukrainian bishop |
Gunter Mackinger
| Name: | Gunter Mackinger | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Gunter Mackinger | | Country: | lt; ch; my; fr; es; se; jp; be | | First Name: | Gunter | | Last Name: | Mackinger | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1956-09-29 | | Birth Place: | Salzburg | | Position: | municipal council | | Notes: | Austrian writer |
Asko Välimaa
| Name: | Asko Välimaa | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Asko Välimaa | | Country: | se | | First Name: | Asko | | Last Name: | Välimaa | | Topics: | role.judge; role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1963-02-14 | | Birth Place: | Orimattila | | Position: | president for a Court of Appeal (2020-) | | Notes: | Finnish judge |
Eric Leijonram
| Name: | Eric Leijonram | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Eric Leijonram | | Country: | se | | First Name: | Eric | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1975 | | Position: | Generaldirektor von Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (2024-) | | Notes: | svensk jurist |
Stockholm Chartering AB
| Name: | Stockholm Chartering AB | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Stockholm Chartering AB | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.stochart.com/sc/scweb.nsf/pages/7B42CEB50406A9BDC12575E8002D5638?opendocument | | Notes: | Stockholm Chartering is a Swedish ship brokering company that provides services in a wide range of shipping-related areas including chartering, operaitonal support, newbuilding contracting, and shipowning (Company Website). (http://www.stochart.com/sc/scweb.nsf/pages/7B42CEB50406A9BDC12575E8002D5638?opendocument); "Sweden’s Stockholm Chartering AB controls a ship that appears to exclusively run routes across Iran’s southern border in the Persian Gulf. Such deliveries would constitute a violation of U.S. and European sanction on Iran, according to the data provided by United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI), a watchdog group that pressures American and European companies to cut economic ties with Tehran. The ship, named Persia, was spotted over the past two months docking near several Iranian ports that are known as hubs for petrochemical exports and its military, according to UANI. The watchdog has petitioned the company to halt its deliveries and has alerted the European Union to its potentially illegal dealings. The 'Stoc Holding-controlled vessel ‘Persia’ appears to operate a dedicated route in support of Iran’s petrochemical exports and advertises ties to sanctioned Iranian entities on its website,' UANI CEO and former United Nations Ambassador Mark Wallace wrote to the company on Wednesday. 'Stoc Holding’s business activities undermine U.S., E.U., and U.N. sanctions as well as the efforts of responsible non-governmental actors to isolate the Iranian regime and counter Iran’s smuggling and proliferation activities,' Wallace wrote. The ‘Persia’ appears to be one of the most active non-Iranian vessels frequenting Iran’s petrochemical facilitates at Bandar Imam Khomenei, Lavan Island and the port of Chah Bahar, Iran. The ‘Persia’, also appears to operate a regular and dedicated route between these Iranian facilities.' The Persia’s activities are particularly concerning to experts because it was seen traveling from Iran’s primary refineries to multiple locations that are near Iranian navy bases . . . 'There’s enough circumstantial evidence to warrant us asking the questions' about possible deliveries to these military bases, said House, who helms UANI’s Maritime Intelligence Network and Rogue Vessel Analysis (MINERVA) system . . . Stoc Holding’s Persia ship is also insured by Iran’s in-house insurance company, raising further red flags among UANI’s analysts. Iran’s Kish P&I is an illicit maritime insurance operation that allows mostly Iranian ships to continue global shipping operations and skirt economic sanctions. The Persia is 'one of the few' non-Iranian ships to be covered by Kish P&I, according to UANI’s Martin . . . 'Simply put, Stoc Holding appears to be profiting from its involvement in the Iranian regime’s schemes to prop up its sanctioned petrochemical and shipping sectors. Such involvement is also exposing Stoc Holding to the risk that its services are providing support for Iran’s military forces.' Stockholm Chartering does not appear to be hiding its relationship with Iran. The company features photographs of Iranian tankers on the homepage of its website. Stockholm Chartering did not deny the charges against it when contacted Thursday by the Free Beacon." (Washington Free Beacon, "Watchdog Says Swedish Shipping Company Skirting Iran Sanctions," 7/18/13) (http://freebeacon.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Screen-Shot-2013-07-18-at-9.57.10-AM.png) (http://freebeacon.com/watchdog-says-swedish-shipping-company-skirting-iran-sanctions/) |
Skanska
| Name: | Skanska | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Skanska | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.skanska.com/default.aspx?cc=US | | Notes: | Skanska is a large Swedish construction and property development company. It is one of the world's ten largest construction companies, with revenue of $18.69 billion in 2009 (Annual Report). (http://www.skanska.com/upload/Investors/Reports/2009/Annual_report/Chapter/Skanska 2009.pdf); In 2002, the company issued a press release with the headline, "Cementation Skanska gets green light on Iranian mine contract." (http://www.skanska.com/en/News--Press/Display/?hid=5207&language=EN) |
Roxtec AB
| Name: | Roxtec AB | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Roxtec AB | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.roxtec.com/ | | Notes: | Roxtec features on the official Iranian vendor website, “VList” – the ‘petroleum and energy vendor source search engine of I.R. Iran’.” (https://www.roxtec.com/) |
Volvo Trucks
| Name: | Volvo Trucks | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Volvo Trucks | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.volvotrucks.us/ | | Notes: | According to Volvo Trucks’s own website, Volvo Trucks maintains Iran business including the operation of a Volvo Trucks dealership in Iran. (https://www.volvotrucks.com/en-ir/) |
Volvo Penta
| Name: | Volvo Penta | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Volvo Penta | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.volvopenta.com/ | | Notes: | Tehran-based Parsian Pishro Sanat claims to be the exclusive representative of Volvo Penta on its website. |
Volvo Group
| Name: | Volvo Group | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Volvo Group | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.volvogroup.com/ | | Notes: | "Swedish Volvo Trucks Corporation even didn’t wait for those talks to conclude, resuming its production in Iran in May by opening a line for a new generation of Volvo FH trucks at Saipa Diesel west of Tehran." (PressTV, "'Gold Rush' Begins for Iran Business," 7/20/15) (http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2015/07/20/421042/iran-sweden-germany-europe-companies-); Swedish truckmaker AB Volvo has stopped assembling trucks in Iran because U.S. sanctions are preventing it from being paid, a spokesman for the company said on Monday. (Reuters, 9/24/2018). (https://www.reuters.com/article/us-iran-nuclear-volvo/volvo-halts-iran-truck-assembly-due-to-u-s-sanctions-idUSKCN1M413A); Vovlo Group is a Swedish manufacturer of trucks, buses and construction equipment. Its units include Volvo Trucks, Mack Trucks, Renault Trucks, UD Trucks, Volvo Construction Equipment and Volvo Buses, among others.; Volvo is listed as a participating company at the 14th International Exhibition of Transportation & Urban Services & Related Industries which takes place October 27-30th, 2016 in Tehran Iran. (Participating International Companies) (http://www.avin-co.ir/Facts---Figures/About-Shows/نمایشگاه-بین-المللی-حمل-و-نقل-عمومی-و-خدمات-شهری.aspx?lang=en-US); Listed by U.S. Government as doing business in Iran. (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, List of Companies Doing Business With State Sponsors Of Terror, Removed from the internet in July of 2007); “Iranian car manufacturing company Saipa is in talks with France's PSA Peugeot Citroen and Renault, Germany's Mercedes-Benz, and Sweden's Volvo to finalize deals on joint production of cars in Iran, Saipa officials announced on Tuesday… He made the remarks on the sidelines of a ceremony held here in Tehran to unveil the production line of a new Volvo truck in Saipa Diesel factory. Madani also told the Tasnim News Agency that Saipa and Renault are in talks to modify previous contracts, but the details of negotiations have yet to be finalized… Elsewhere in his remarks, Madani announced that the Swedish company Volvo is already providing Saipa with technical support and spare part and that the cooperation will develop in the future. New Volvo trucks named H500, which will begin to be manufactured on Tuesday, are 15% domestically produced, he added.” (Tasnim, "Iran's Saipa Negotiating with European Automakers," 5/12/15) (http://www.tasnimnews.com/english/Home/Single/738730); In 2000, Volvo Truck Corporation entered an agreement for Industrial and Commercial Cooperation with Iran's Saipa Diesel. (Volvo Website, "Volvo in Iran") (http://www.volvotrucks.com/trucks/iran-market/en-ir/aboutus/volvo_in_Iran/pages/volvoiniran.aspx); “Swedish Volvo Trucks Corporation has resumed its production of heavy trucks in Iran, putting an end to four years of absence from the country's massive market under sanctions. The company marked its return by opening a production line for a new generation of Volvo FH trucks at Saipa Diesel west of Tehran... The official said Saipa Diesel is in talks with several reputable companies, including Mercedes Benz and Renault Trucks. 'The signing of a joint venture agreement with Benz for production of light, heavy and trailer trucks as well as buses and minibuses is in the works. Moreover, this reputable company has taken some steps for production of electric buses (in Iran),' Tanhapour said." (Press TV, "Volvo shifts into reverse on Iran sanctions," 5/13/15) (http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2015/05/13/410817/Iran-auto-industry-Volvo-Sweden-sanctions); "Volvo Group has left the Iranian market. A company spokesman confirmed the authenticity of a letter sent to a U.S. pressure group this week saying it stopped sales of any new equipment in Iran in March 2012, and made a decision in January to stop business with all companies in the country. The question of pulling out of Iran has been an issue under discussion for several years, said Kina Wileke, the company's head of media relations, in an interview. Concerns about the Iranian regime led Volvo to pull out, she added. United Against Nuclear Iran, the U.S. pressure group, sent a letter to Volvo in December calling for the Swedish company to leave the market, accusing it, among other things, of supplying the trucks used by the Iranian government to transport missiles. 'We applaud Volvo AB for this decision,' said Nathan Carleton, a spokesman for the group, in an email. 'Iran's automotive sector serves as a massive source of revenue for the regime, and is integral to Iranian military operations...The situation is now changing, as seven prominent automakers have pulled out of Iran within the past year.'" (The Wall Street Journal, "Volvo Finds Exit Ramp from Iran Market," 2/13/13) (http://blogs.wsj.com/corruption-currents/2013/02/13/volvo-finds-exit-ramp-from-iran-market/?_nocache=1360822401099&user=welcome&mg=id-wsj); The Iranian company HEPCO lists Volvo products under license on its company website. HEPCO Website, “Under License.” (http://hepcoir.com/HomePage.aspx?TabID=5524&Site=HepcoPortal&Lang=en-US); "SAIPA Diesel a subsidiary of SAIPA, Iran’s second largest automaker, will start production of three new models of Volvo FM trucks in the coming months. The company has been producing several models of Volvo trucks in recent years. But according to the local automotive website, Persian Khodro, production of the FM series was halted five years ago." (Financial Tribune, "Volvo to Make Trucks in Iran," 1/26/2017). (https://financialtribune.com/articles/auto/58207/volvo-to-make-trucks-in-iran); "The CEO of Swedish Volvo Trucks has announced that the company intends to increase its investment and operations in Iran. On the sidelines of his trip to Iran, the CEO of Volvo Trucks Claes Nilsson told the ISNA news agency, “The Company manufactures its vehicles in Iran with the same technology it uses in Europe”. "We have invested in truck body manufacturing in Iran and we intend to expand our investment in this sector," he added." (November 5, 2017) (https://en.isna.ir/news/96081408355/Volvo-Trucks-to-expand-operations-in-Iran); The construction division of AB Volvo sells wheel loaders, backhoe loaders, excavators, articulated haulers, motor graders, milling equipment, pavers, and compactors in Iran through dealer Parsian Pishro Sanat. (http://www.volvo.com/dealers/en-au/parsian/introduction.htm); According to its website Volvo Car Corporation has no official distributor / authorized repairer in Iran. (https://www.volvocars.com/ir) |
Rapid
| Name: | Rapid | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Rapid | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.rapidgranulator.com/contact/?uri=/contact | | Notes: | On its Company Website, Rapid lists a representative office in Tehran. (http://www.rapidgranulator.com/contact/?uri=/contact) |
SKF
| Name: | SKF | | Type: | Company | | Name: | SKF | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.skf.com/group/index.html | | Notes: | “'Iran is a country with both car and oil industries, and a lot of other industrial sectors as well,' said Alrik Danielson, head of SKF, the ball bearings giant. 'If all sanctions and obstacles to business disappear, it will naturally be a positive development for us.'" (The Local, "Swedish CEOs see big Potential in Iran," 7/19/15) (http://www.thelocal.se/20150719/swedish-ceos-see-big-potential-in-iran); maintained the company in “monitor” status for 2020. CalPERS continues to monitor the company for possible changes in status relevant to the Act." (https://www.calpers.ca.gov/docs/forms-publications/iran-sudan-divestment-2020.pdf); Lists SKF Eurotrade AB - Iran on its company website as its location in Iran. (http://www.skf.com/mena/our-company/index/SKF-in-Iran/index.html); In 2017, CalSTRS designated SKF AB as “Under Review” for reportedly providing bearing and lubrication products to Iran CalSTRS maintained the “Under Review” designation in 2018. (https://www.unitedagainstnucleariran.com/company/"In 2017, CalSTRS designated SKF AB as “Under Review” for reportedly providing bearing and lubrication products to Iran CalSTRS maintained the “Under Review” designation in 2018.") |
Serkland Invest AB
| Name: | Serkland Invest AB | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Serkland Invest AB | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.serklandinvest.com/ | | Notes: | "Swedish investment firm Serkland Invest AB agreed to buy a stake in Iran’s Sahar Dairy Co., which makes Danone and Le Groupe Bel SA products in the country. Serkland, which invests in consumer goods, will spend 'tens of millions of euros' on the minority holding in Sahar, and may secure further investment from other European firms for the stake, founder Omid Gholamifar said in an interview in Tehran on Sunday. 'Consumer goods companies know that Iran is the very last frontier,' Gholamifar said. 'The investments you can make here, you can’t make anywhere else in the world.'" (Bloomberg News, "Swedish Investment Firm to Buy Stake in Danone's Iran Producer," 2/15/2017). (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-15/swedish-investment-firm-to-buy-stake-in-danone-s-iran-producer) |
Verisec
| Name: | Verisec | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Verisec | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.verisec.com/ | | Notes: | On May 4, 2016, Reuters reported, “Bank Saderat Dubai selects Verisec.” (Reuters, “BRIEF-Bank Saderat Dubai selects Verisec,” 5/4/2016).
As confirmed in Verisec’s own press releases on the same day, Bank Saderat Dubai is a fully owned subsidiary of Iran’s Bank Saderat. (MyNewsDesk, “Bank Saderat Dubai väljer Verisec,” 5/4/2016). (http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSFWN18104K) (http://www.verisec.com/sv/2016/05/04/bank-saderat-dubai-valjer-verisec/) |
SWEP AB
| Name: | SWEP AB | | Type: | Company | | Name: | SWEP AB | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.swep.net/ | | Notes: | SWEP features on the official Iranian vendor website, “VList” – the ‘petroleum and energy vendor source search engine of I.R. Iran’." (http://www.swep.net/) |
Scania
| Name: | Scania | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Scania | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.scania.com/ | | Notes: | "Once again Iran is about to become one of Scania´s biggest and most important markets. Last year about 990 trucks and 860 buses were delivered to Iranian customers in great need of modern, new vehicles. This weekend, Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfvén and EU and Trade Minister Ann Linde, accompanied by a heavy Swedish business delegation including Scania, will visit Iran." (February 10, 2017). (https://www.scania.com/group/en/scania-solutions-to-irans-challenges/); "Iran is already one of truck and bus manufacturer Scania's biggest markets. Now the company's CEO also wants to export Swedish working values to the Islamic Republic... Scania... was one of the companies that chose to remain in the country during the period of economic sanctions, which led it having a large part of the Iranian market for trucks and buses. The company's competitors today are mainly Chinese manufacturers... Scania's CEO Henrik Henriksson... visited Iran seven times last year - more than any other country. But doing business with Iran remains subject to risk, says the CEO. The remaining US sanctions, those which are not subject to the nuclear agreement, affect financing options. Most banks do not want to risk US fines and are biding their time, reports TT. "It is no secret that it is difficult to do business. Channels must be opened if the market is really to take off," said Henriksson. The Scania boss believes that his firm could double its exports, which are expected to reach 3 billion SEK ($336 million) this year, if financing was made easier." (Local (Sweden), "We Want to Export Swedish Work Culture to Iran," 2/12/2017). (http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N-Uln2SUeVHdHaaWTEB6EnDCemW4MpIbPMUj3nM5TTXQugqSLYgDrl26HACunQMw6CCopsWqQ5Hsx60zOUt3kzKLd90qfdiLw_pHaTqxLPxYXmQSOJvsh5diX-jwzHBbr_4LxrwYO4AoyyTyN_JwBd-Ym1AJy26A26_xMmUGy24sSZZ5ykSCjAxx1vXLwTK4wL6NzkJ62ZX6OL-LnZndtebit3jy7E1ncKa-moG8BboMqF-FyaHxMww34917z1ac&c=N2NdsK8gL8pduWdRIMzwgK8_3JammWvPBDMPtosM7h_OVbhn8Q_G8w==&ch=unMKbxg8VoDX2yVrfzqxHrMkuwnuCggaH5OmvS52uKv_Hkw4TmvM5Q==); "[Scania s]ays renews public bus systems in Iran... Says has signed an agreement in principle with Iranian province of Isfahan and Shahr-e atiyeh investment company on delivery of 1,350 buses for public transport for Isfahan and four other Iranian cities... Says he first of these new buses will be in operation at the end of 2017." (Reuters, "VW's Scania Says Renews Public Bus Systems in Iran," 2/12/2017). (http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N-Uln2SUeVHdHaaWTEB6EnDCemW4MpIbPMUj3nM5TTXQugqSLYgDrl26HACunQMwjecpvus_h4US_CyqySVnYnjHw5NwWM5s1c7saA03FXeoUkqg9fwPHjgds5v_fXswMxKO2VX8Uz9GvHE9IU9UTKmmhMWH-VkDiT2l3q5G1ovYOVLxZpjDwAE0OvTl9BsUYu8QHncyOLE=&c=N2NdsK8gL8pduWdRIMzwgK8_3JammWvPBDMPtosM7h_OVbhn8Q_G8w==&ch=unMKbxg8VoDX2yVrfzqxHrMkuwnuCggaH5OmvS52uKv_Hkw4TmvM5Q==); "Scania has signed an agreement in principle with the Iranian province of Isfahan and Shahr-e Atiyeh investment company on the delivery of 1,350 buses for public transport for Isfahan and four other Iranian cities. The first of these new buses will be in operation at the end of 2017. Two Memoranda of Understanding have been signed in Teheran, in the presence of the Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven and the Swedish Minister for EU Affairs and Trade Ann Linde, by Henrik Henriksson President and CEO of Scania, Hamid Akbari Rad Member of the Board of Scania’s Iranian partner Oghab Afshan, the Governor of Isfahan and the Managing Director of Shahr-e Atiyeh." (February 12, 2017). (https://www.scania.com/group/en/scania-renews-public-bus-systems-in-iran/); Scania is listed as a participating company at the 14th International Exhibition of Transportation & Urban Services & Related Industries which takes place October 27-30th, 2016 in Tehran Iran. (Participating International Companies) (http://www.avin-co.ir/Facts---Figures/About-Shows/نمایشگاه-بین-المللی-حمل-و-نقل-عمومی-و-خدمات-شهری.aspx?lang=en-US); "Scania is a well know brand within Iran for more than 40 years...Scania works closely together with their two Iranian distributors, Oghab Afshan our distibutor for Scania bus chassis and industrial engines and Mammut Diesel our distributor for Scania trucks." (Scania: Iran) (http://www.oghabafshan.com/) (http://www.mammutdiesel.com/) (http://en.scania.ir/); Cancelled all orders that could not be delivered by mid-August 2018 and is attempting to collect remaining payments during a wind-down period ahead of November 4, 2018; had been selling 5,000-6,000 vehicles in Iran annually since 2016 and is working on a contingency plan for the ongoing delivery of spare parts. ("Scania says U.S. sanctions put entire Iran truck sales in 'jeopardy'," Reuters, August 3, 2018.) (https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-iran-sanctions-scania/scania-says-u-s-sanctions-put-entire-iran-truck-sales-in-jeopardy-idUKKBN1KO237); The Scania global website lists a total of 34 dealers in Iran. (Scania Website, "Locate a Dealer:Iran") (http://www.scania.com/(S(dfbsr255ygmwqr455xqyj23i))/products-services/dealer-locator/index.aspx?countryCode=IR); Scania's website lists contact information for offices in Iran. (https://www.scania.com/ir/en/home.html) |
Tapflo
| Name: | Tapflo | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Tapflo | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.tapflo.com/site/en/ | | Notes: | Tapflo maintains an Iran representative through Tehran based company PUMPASH Co. Ltd. (Tapflo Company Website, "Contact: Iran") On its respective website Pumpash lists Tapflo as a primary supplier of products. (Pumpash Company Website, "Products: Tapflo") (http://www.tapflo.com/site/en/pages/iran) (http://www.en.pumpash.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=308&Itemid=509); Lists PUMPASH Co. Ltd in Tehran, Iran as its exclusive distributor. (http://tapflo.com/en/country/122-iran) |
Volvo Construction Equipment
| Name: | Volvo Construction Equipment | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Volvo Construction Equipment | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.volvoce.com/global/en/ | | Notes: | Volvo Construction Equipment's website lists a dealer in Tehran. The dealer, Parsian Pishro Sanat, describes itself as "specializing in distributing and providing after-sales services for some of the best and most famous machines in the world." Among the companies which it claims to represent is Volvo Construction. (https://www.volvoce.com/middle-east/en-sa/contact-us/dealer-locator/ir/parsian-pishro-sanat/) |
Swedbank AB
| Name: | Swedbank AB | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Swedbank AB | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk |
Tetra Pak
| Name: | Tetra Pak | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Tetra Pak | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.tetrapak.com/ | | Notes: | Subsidiary of Tetra Laval.; Specializes in processing, packaging and distributing food and beverages. Has a branch office in Iran. (Tetra Pak Website, "Iran") (http://www.tetrapak.com/ir/contact/pages/default.aspx); "Today, more customers in Iran are using FSC™ labelling on their packages for two main reasons: Support sustainable sourcing and increase consumer awareness towards saving natural resources. We aim to promote FSC™ deployment among all our customers and hope that in the near future, all of our customers will be using FSC™ board for their packaging material."
(https://www.tetrapak.com/ir/sustainability/environmental-activities-in-iran) |
Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB)
| Name: | Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.seb.se/pow/wcp/english.asp | | Notes: | Noted for conducting business in Iran with U.S banks. (Avi Jorisch, "Iran's dirty banking," 2010) (http://redcellig.com/media/Irans_Dirty_Banking.pdf) |
GVA Consultants
| Name: | GVA Consultants | | Type: | Company | | Name: | GVA Consultants | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.gvac.se/ | | Notes: | "When GVA Consultants won the contract to design the Iran-Alborz platform in 2001, the company acquired a 5% stake in the project, according to reports. GVA, formerly part of the UK’s BMT Group, was subsequently acquired by Halliburton, the American defense contractor. While Halliburton announced in April of 2007 that it had ceased all of its Iranian operations, it divested Houston-based KBR Inc., which is now GVA’s parent company, that same year. Gity, the Khazar official, described the current relationship with GVA as being a 'joint venture.' However this claim, made by an Iranian official eager to present his company and country in a favorable light, has not been verified. Senior representatives were unavailable when a call was made by this news service to GVA’s Goteburg, Sweden headquarters seeking comment on whether the company still holds a stake in the Iran-Alborz platform, or any other oil exploration activities in the Caspian Sea." (Financial Times, "Iran seeks Chinese proxies to further offshore drilling ambitions," 5/31/2013) (http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/bf3c349c-ca2a-11e2-8f55-00144feab7de.html#axzz2Uj016xZZ) |
HydrauliskaIndustri AB (HIAB)
| Name: | HydrauliskaIndustri AB (HIAB) | | Type: | Company | | Name: | HydrauliskaIndustri AB (HIAB) | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.hiab.com/en/company/about-us/the-hiab-family/our-pioneering-history/ | | Notes: | Hiab AB (“Hiab”) was listed as a participant at the 16th International Exhibition of Transportation Urban Services & Related Industries (“ITUF”), which took place at the Tehran International Permanent Fairground from January 2-5, 2019. (ITUF 2019, “Exhibition Profile”). (http://www.avinholding.com/index.php/en/exhibitions/ituf2016); Iranian crane company Lajvarco lists HIAB as a foreign partner on its company website. (http://lajvarco.ir/en-us/home/partners) |
Ludden
| Name: | Ludden | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Ludden | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://luddeninc.com/index.php?page=Home | | Notes: | Ludden's website advertises various management projects in Iran, including bus and truck engine installations and natural gas engine conversions. (http://luddeninc.com/index.php?page=Experience&list=2); Ludden Inc. is a Sweden-based consulting firm offering "senior consultancy services for projects involving HD engines and vehicles, alternative fuels, and diesel (Company Website). (http://luddeninc.com/index.php?page=Services) |
Pomegranate Investment
| Name: | Pomegranate Investment | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Pomegranate Investment | | Country: | se | | Topics: | invest.risk | | Website: | http://pomegranateinvestment.com/en/ | | Notes: | "A Swedish firm is looking to launch the first initial public offering to raise capital for investments in Iran since international sanctions on Tehran were lifted. But the precautions it takes to demonstrate that its dealings are legitimate show that the undertaking, even on this small scale, is time-consuming and costly. Although global trade sanctions against Iran were lifted in January in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program, the United States still forbids its own nationals and firms to do business in Iran, and prohibits dealings with a list of Specially Designated Nationals (SDNs) deemed to engage in undesirable or terrorist activity. For those reasons, Pomegranate Investment AB, set up in Sweden in 2014, is entering the Iranian market cautiously. Chief executive Florian Hellmich told Reuters on a visit to London on Monday that the firm, which has raised 80 million euros ($91 million) from European investors since 2014 in anticipation of sanctions easing, hopes to launch its IPO in Sweden within 12 months, for investments in Iran's consumer technology sector... The main challenge for any international company, however, is vetting Iranian partners to ensure they are not on the U.S. blacklist.'We have learned to operate in a sanctions environment, which means we have had to engage in a high amount of KYC ('Know Your Customer'): legal due diligence of all our partners, including the banks we do business with,' Hellmich said on a visit to London... 'We have engaged an armada of lawyers who have been advising us in terms of disclaimers and due diligence. Again it comes back to the cost of doing business. It is time-consuming,' Hellmich said." (Reuters, “Swedish firm first to seek listing for investment in Iran,” 5/16/2016) (http://www.reuters.com/article/us-iran-finance-ipo-idUSKCN0Y723T) |
Pentronic AB
| Name: | Pentronic AB | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Pentronic AB | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.pentronic.se/ | | Notes: | Pentronic features on the official Iranian vendor website, “VList” – the ‘petroleum and energy vendor source search engine of I.R. Iran’.” (https://www.roxtec.com/) |
LEAX Group
| Name: | LEAX Group | | Type: | Company | | Name: | LEAX Group | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.leax.com/ | | Notes: | "Swedish mechanical components and sub-systems manufacturer Leax Group says it is eyeing Iran for potential major new business. Leax Group says the decision to approach the Iranian market was adopted after a recent visit to the country by its top directors that was organized by Scandinavian automotive supplier association, FKG. 'Iran used to be a very good market for Volvo and Scania and we are a major supplier to the truck industry,' Leax Group President and CEO Roger Berggren told Just Auto news website... Leax chief said he had several business meetings with local players such as Iran Khodro Industrial Group (IKCO) and SAIPA during his stay in Tehran. 'We [also] met some tractor manufacturers and we can see the technology level is at least ten years behind - they want new technology,' said Berggren." (Press TV, "Sweden’s Leax eyeing Iran’s auto market," 10/17/15) (http://t.uani.com/1OPi8GE) |
Ericsson
| Name: | Ericsson | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Ericsson | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.ericsson.com/ | | Notes: | "Susan Rice, the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, has been under fire recently for, among other things, her investments in energy companies doing business in Iran, per a Washington Post story last week (http://bit.ly/121UkWg). But Rice also has had a stake in Ericsson, the Swedish mobile network equipment maker that has itself been in the spotlight for its growing business dealings in Iran. According to a Reuters report, Ericsson has been helping Iranian mobile telecom operators as part of long-term contracts, including one that involves an expansion project for Mobile Communications Inc. of Iran, the country’s largest mobile network provider (http://reut.rs/WhGryD). Iranian human rights groups say the Iranian mobile phone network is used to track and monitor dissidents and United Against Nuclear Iran has called for Ericsson to end its business relations with MTN Irancell, the country’s second-largest mobile network firm." (Politico, "Rice Investments In Businesses Working With Iran," 12/7/12) (http://www.politico.com/morningtech/1212/morningtech9620.html); During 2019, existing bank guarantees issued by Maskan Bank, Parsian Bank, Post Bank of Iran and Tejarat Bank (local banks in Iran) to secure Iranian customer payment obligations to Ericsson were renewed. Further, some payments made to Ericsson’s local subsidiary and payments required to be made by the local subsidiary to suppliers involve banks that may be controlled by the government of Iran."; Since the United States has withdrawn from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (“JCPOA”), it is generally more difficult to do business in Iran. Ericsson is exploring, including with EU and US authorities, whether and how the disruptive impact on our ability to maintain and support existing networks of our customers can be minimized. (Ericsson Annual Report 2018). (https://www.ericsson.com/492985/assets/local/investors/documents/financial-reports-and-filings/annual-reports/ericsson-annual-report-2018-en.pdf); Ericsson's business in Iran is detailed in its 2016 Annual report filed with the SEC. (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/717826/000119312517139501/d354545d20f.htm); Ericsson's business in Iran is detailed in its 2017 Annual Report filed with the SEC. (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/717826/000119312516529446/d13807d20f.htm); Ericsson details its business in Iran in its 2012 Annual Report filed with the SEC. (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/717826/000119312513145407/d497354d20f.htm); "The Swedish firm Ericsson is working with Iran's largest mobile telecom operator to expand its network and has promised to support another Iranian mobile carrier until 2021, according to interviews and an internal company document. The involvement of Ericsson, the world's largest mobile network equipment maker, comes at a time when many Western companies have stopped doing business in Iran because of international sanctions or concerns about damage to their reputations. While Ericsson argues in the internal document that telecommunications are a "basic humanitarian service," Iranian human rights groups say Iran's regime has used the country's mobile-phone networks to track and monitor dissidents. Though standard telecommunications equipment does not fall under sanctions, four major equipment makers, including Ericsson, have all said they plan to reduce their Iranian business... Fredrik Hallstan, a spokesman for Ericsson, confirmed the company is currently working on a new expansion project for Mobile Communication Co of Iran (MCCI), but said the venture, which the carrier calls Phase V, is covered under a contract Ericsson signed in 2008... He declined to discuss the nature of the work Ericsson is undertaking, its value or how the company will be paid... Hallstan said Ericsson's promise to continue supporting a second Iranian mobile operator, MTN Irancell, for many years falls under a 2006 contract. MTN Irancell is Iran's second largest mobile carrier. The sensitivity of Ericsson's work in Iran is made clear in a letter written by an executive of the company. On January 19, an Ericsson vice president wrote to MTN Group, a South African company that holds a 49 percent stake in MTN Irancell. In a letter marked confidential, the executive stated that Ericsson undertakes 'to not take actions that could unnecessarily bring any extra press scrutiny and that could potentially destabilize the working arrangements in Iran,' according to a copy reviewed by Reuters. The letter confirmed that Ericsson intends to 'continue supporting the MTN Irancell operation and future network expansions ... based on Ericsson's existing supply contracts ... as long as it is feasibly possible to do business in Iran.'... And it stated Ericsson would continue working with 'relevant international organizations to argue that telephony is a basic humanitarian service.' The letter concluded: 'Ericsson is looking forward to supporting MTN and strengthening our relationship by working closely together to resolve any practical obstacles and challenges facing the MTN Irancell business.' The executive, who at the time of the letter was in charge of Ericsson's business with MTN, did not respond to a request for comment. MTN declined to comment. Hallstan said the letter 'is correct' in that Ericsson will continue to support MTN Irancell under an agreement it signed in 2006 when the mobile operator launched." (Reuters, "Ericsson helps Iran telecoms, letter reveals long-term deal," 11/20/2011) (http://www.reuters.com/finance?lc=int_mb_1001) (http://www.reuters.com/places/iran) (http://www.reuters.com/finance?lc=int_mb_1001) (http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/20/us-iran-ericsson-idUSBRE8AJ0IY20121120); According to its Annual Report filed with the SEC for fiscal year 2019: "Due to its operations in Iran, and having staff permanently in the country, Ericsson has contacts with its local customers and retains certain local suppliers, including banks, and service providers. In addition, Ericsson has other dealings incidental to its local activities, such as making payments for taxes, salaries, rents, utilities and office and similar supplies as well for local accommodation and transportation and customs related services. As a result, Ericsson has contact with companies and public functions that may be owned or controlled by the government of Iran. While Ericsson seeks to obtain information regarding the actual business names and ownership of customers and other counterparties in Iran through its policies and procedures designed to ensure that Ericsson “knows its customers”, it is challenging to determine ownership and control with certainty, particularly with respect to determining whether an entity engaged in commercial activities is owned or controlled by the government. (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/717826/000119312520078974/d832592d20f.htm); "Prior to Iran's political unrest in 2009, Huawei was already a major supplier to Iran's mobile-phone networks, along with Telefon AB L.M. Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Networks, a joint venture between Nokia Corp. and Siemens AG, according to MTN Irancell documents... A spokesman for Ericsson said it delivered 'standard' equipment to Iranian telecom companies until 2008, which included built-in lawful-interception capabilities. 'Products can be used in a way that was not the intention of the manufacturer,' the spokesman said. He said Ericsson began decreasing its business in Iran as a result of the 2009 political upheaval and now doesn't seek any new contracts." (The Wall Street Journal. “Chinese Tech Giant Aids Iran,” 10/27/11) (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204644504576651503577823210.html); "Stockholm-based Ericsson AB, Creativity Software Ltd. of the U.K. and Dublin-based AdaptiveMobile Security Ltd. marketed or provided gear over the past two years that Iran's law enforcement or state security agencies would have access to, according to more than 100 documents and interviews with more than two dozen technicians and managers who worked on the systems... Ericsson and Creativity Software offered technology expressly for law enforcement use -- including a location- monitoring product proposed by Ericsson in early 2009 and one sold this year by Creativity, according to the interviews... Ericsson, the world’s largest maker of wireless networks, confirmed that in the fourth quarter of 2009 it sold a mobile- positioning center for customer billing purposes to MTN Irancell Telecommunications Services Co., Iran’s second-largest mobile provider... When Iranian security officers needed to locate a target one night in late 2009, one former Ericsson employee says he got an emergency call to come into the office to fix a glitch in an Ericsson positioning center... Ericsson says it will continue to maintain the system, but that it decided in October 2010 it would no longer sell any products into Iran due to recent efforts to tighten sanctions... AdaptiveMobile, backed by the investment arm of Intel Corp. (INTC), proposed a system in partnership with Ericsson for Iran’s largest mobile provider in 2010 that would filter, block and store cell phone text messages, according to two people familiar with the discussions. An Ericsson spokesman confirmed the proposal... Ericsson, which bid on the system, was told by MCI, the country’s largest wireless operator, to partner with AdaptiveMobile for monitoring and filtering technology, according to Ericsson spokesman Fredrik Hallstan. Ericsson didn’t win the contract, he says... Ericsson, the telecommunications giant with $28 billion in sales last year, in 2008 supplied Irancell with its Mobile Positioning System 9.0 for locating subscribers -- a test system that Ericsson says Irancell didn’t buy and could use only on a limited scale... Ericsson later sold Irancell the positioning-data component of the test system, says Richard Carter, Ericsson’s Istanbul- based head of commercial, sourcing and partnering in the Middle East and the country manager for Iran. It was sold in late 2009, the company confirmed. Known as a Serving Mobile Positioning Centre, the box calculates a person’s position and logs the data... The former Ericsson employee urgently called in to fix the system in late 2009 says he was told that Iranian intelligence officers were attempting to pinpoint the location of someone in the Zahedan area of southeast Iran... A former Irancell manager said that all such systems supplied to the mobile operator, including technology from Ericsson, were accessible by law enforcement agencies... The former Ericsson employee urgently called in to fix the system in late 2009 says he was told that Iranian intelligence officers were attempting to pinpoint the location of someone in the Zahedan area of southeast Iran... Before the election, on January 24, 2009, Ericsson officials pitched a tracking system specifically for Iran’s security agencies to MCI, according to a seven-page agenda and another document describing the Tehran meeting... Law enforcement agents would be able to track subscribers with 'easy and friendly' identification of geographic positions on a map, according to Ericsson’s 51-page proposal to MCI, which serves 44 million subscribers... The system Ericsson proposed offered capabilities for law enforcement referred to as “PoLIS” that would allow the interception of all phone calls occurring in a specific area, among other features, according to a copy of the proposal... Ericsson would have partnered with an Estonian software firm, Reach-U, whose tracking software 'is designed for state security agencies,' according to one of the documents in the proposal... Ericsson’s Carter says the discussions with MCI were preliminary and came to a halt as turmoil swept the country in 2009. He couldn’t find any reference to PoLIS features, he says... Everything supplied by Ericsson to Iran complied with international trade embargoes, Carter says, adding that their products have been a positive force in the Middle East by promoting communications and commerce. 'Ultimately, telecom is a force for good in society,' he says... Siavash Fahimi, an Ericsson employee, saw up close how these systems can be abused. The 27-year-old Iranian worked for Ericsson in Tehran until 2010, installing several different systems. Police arrested him on the outskirts of a rally that December, beating him with fists and a baton and jailing him for 52 days. Security agents interrogated him 14 times, presenting transcripts of text messages plus an elaborate diagram showing all the people he’d called -- and then everyone they’d called... Fahimi, who fled to Turkey after receiving a two-year prison sentence for his role in the protests, can’t be sure that Ericsson technology aided his interrogators, but he is familiar with the capabilities of these types of systems... As recently as 2010, AdaptiveMobile attempted to sell a similar product to MCI, the one on which it partnered with Ericsson... According to data compiled by Bloomberg, Ericsson signed at least 27 contracts worth $5.25 million with the U.S. government from the start of 2009 to the end of 2010. The data showed no U.S. government business with AdaptiveMobile or Creativity Software." (Bloomberg, "Iranian Police Seizing Dissidents Get Aid Of Western Companies" 10/30/2011) (http://www.bloomberg.com/news/print/2011-10-31/iranian-police-seizing-dissidents-get-aid-of-western-companies.html); Ebadi, who was speaking at Stockholm University, said Ericsson had entered dealings with the Iranian government similar to those Nokia Siemens previously had, alleging the company sold Iran software that allowed it to monitor text messages and mobile phone calls." (AFP, "Nobel laureate accuses Ericsson of aiding monitoring in Iran," 11/22/10) (http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5htx7w78smvWBKygUWp-M4Y72Im_w?docId=CNG.a68c702f4d660fe03b24c702ca3a8f9e.6f1); Listed as an approved vendor in Iran by NPC, POGC, NIGCENG, NISOC and NIGC. (https://www.vlist.ir/en/search/view/companyId:3439); "Ericsson's Web site lists an office in Tehran. Among other things, it has sold communications equipment to the Department of Defense." From 2000-2009 the company has been the recipient of $119 million US federal funds. Their activity in Iran is currently active. (The New York Times, "Profiting from Iran, and the US," 3/6/2010) (http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/03/06/world/iran-sanctions.html); "While U.S. companies have long been barred from operating in Iran, more than 200 multinationals have investments there, from British-Dutch oil giant Royal Dutch Shell PLC and French telecommunications-equipment company Alcatel SA to Swedens electronics company Telefon AB L.M. Ericsson." (The Wall Street Journal, "Should states sell stocks to protest links to Iran," 6/14/07) (http://online.wsj.com/documents/print/WSJ_-A001-20070614.pdf); "Sweden’s biggest companies and banks, including telecommunications firm Ericsson AB and truck and bus producer Scania AB, want to invest in Iran if economic sanctions are lifted following its nuclear agreement with world powers.Ericsson spokeswoman Karin Hallstan said in an e-mail that the company has had customers in Iran “for over 100 years” and plans to “explore opportunities” with new ones as it monitors developments following the nuclear deal." (Bloomberg, "Ericsson, Scania Head Sweden's Interest in Post-Sanctions Iran," 10/21/2015). (http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-21/ericsson-scania-head-sweden-s-interest-in-post-sanctions-iran); "Iran’s second largest mobile operator, MTN Irancell, and Sweden’s Ericsson jointly conducted a test of 5G connection in Tehran over the weekend." (9/23/2017) (https://financialtribune.com/articles/sci-tech/72829/irancell-ericsson-test-5g-systems); The Ericsson website lists an office in Tehran. (Company website) (http://www.ericsson.com); "Nobel Peace laureate Shirin Ebadi on Monday accused Swedish telecoms giant Ericsson of aiding monitoring in Iran, and encouraged members of the Iranian diaspora in Sweden to protest to the company.; "Saber Feyzi, managing director of TCI said sanctions havent stopped IT providers from selling to Iran as contracts for equipment such as switches and transmission and radio systems show. Companies including Siemens, Nokia , Eriksson, Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco Systems, Telaps, NEC, ZTE, Huawei Technologies Co and Wuhan Research Institute have all supplied the Islamic republic. Iranian officials have dismissed US sanctions as inefficient, saying that they are finding Asian partners instead. Several Asian firms are negotiating or signing up to deals with Iran." (Gulf Times, "IRAN TELECOM CO TO OFFER 50% STAKE BY MARCH," 1/14/09) (http://www.gulf-times.com/site/topics/printArticle.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=266205&version=1&template_id=48&parent_id=28); "I am urging you Iranians in Sweden to please email Ericsson and object and say, 'Why are you selling the Iranian government software with which it can control its people'," the lawyer and human rights activists said.; According to its Annual report filed with the SEC for fiscal year 2018:"Ericsson has conducted business in Iran/Persia since the late nineteenth century, opened an office in Iran in 1973 and later established a local subsidiary in the country. Ericsson strongly believes in enabling communication for all and believes that access to communications can enable the right to health, education and freedom of expression. Ericsson’s business activities in Iran principally involve the sale of communications infrastructure related products and services, including support, installation and maintenance services. Ericsson’s exports from the European Union (the “EU”) to Iran are performed under export licenses from the Swedish Agency for Non-Proliferation and Export Controls and in compliance with applicable economic sanctions and export controls. Ericsson has conducted business in Iran/Persia since the late nineteenth century, opened an office in Iran in 1973 and later established a local subsidiary in the country. Ericsson strongly believes in enabling communication for all and believes that access to communications can enable the right to health, education and freedom of expression. Ericsson’s business activities in Iran principally involve the sale of communications infrastructure related products and services, including support, installation and maintenance services. Ericsson’s exports from the European Union (the “EU”) to Iran are performed under export licenses from the Swedish Agency for Non-Proliferation and Export Controls and in compliance with applicable economic sanctions and export controls.During 2018, Ericsson sold communications infrastructure related products and services in Iran to the following telecommunications companies operating in the country: Farabord Dadehavare Iranian (“Farabord”) (relating to purchase orders received before May 2018), Mobile Communication Company of Iran (“MCCI”), and MTN Irancell. During 2018, Ericsson’s gross revenue (reported as net sales) related to sales to Farabord, MCCI and MTNIrancell in Iran was approximately SEK 990 million. Since the US withdrawal from the JCPOA, Ericsson is winding down its business and organization significantly but still continues to provide the two main mobile carriers, MCCI and MTN Irancell with support critical for the network to function and to fulfill engagements with these carriers entered into before May 8, 2018." (SEC Disclosure, 3/29/2019) (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/717826/000119312519092671/d661113d20f.htm); "The company has been identified as potentially providing telecommunications services in Iran. Summary of Status Change from 2019 report - CalPERS has commenced the review process to determine whether the company meets the threshold criteria for consideration under the Act." (https://www.calpers.ca.gov/docs/forms-publications/iran-sudan-divestment-2020.pdf); "The Swedish government is trying to prevent the European Union from imposing further sanctions on Iran for fear of losing a lucrative deal for Swedish communications company Ericsson, according to a Foreign Ministry official in Jerusalem... 'We know that in Sweden they fear that if the deal between Ericsson and Iran is canceled this could have implications for the company's other deals,' the Foreign Ministry official said. 'The Swedes fear that other countries with problematic human rights records such as China will hear about the cancellation and worry about their ties with Ericsson.'" (Haaretz, "Fearing loss of lucrative deal, Sweden opposes new Iran sanctions," 10/14/2012) (http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/news/fearing-loss-of-lucrative-deal-sweden-opposes-new-iran-sanctions.premium-1.469789); Ericsson appears as a customer on the website of the Iranian telecommunications firm Paya Communications Industries. (http://payaco.com/en/about-us/customers.html); During 2019, Ericsson sold communications infrastructure related products and services in Iran to the following telecommunications companies operating in the country: Mobile Communication Company of Iran (“MCCI”), and MTN Irancell. During 2019, Ericsson’s gross revenue (reported as net sales) related to sales to MCCI and MTN Irancell in Iran was approximately SEK 908 million.; Ericsson explains its business in Iran in its 2013 Annual Report filed with the SEC. (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/717826/000119312515113168/d894543d20f.htm); In some instances, Ericsson has had to arrange performance bonds or similar financial guarantees to secure Ericsson’s performance of obligations under the commercial agreements Ericsson has entered into relating to the business in Iran. In such instances, Ericsson usually engages its banks outside Iran, who in turn engage local banks in the country. These local banks include Tejarat Bank, Melli Bank, Parsian Bank and Saderat Bank. Although some bonds and guarantees are still in place, no new performance bonds or similar guarantees involving these four banks with respect to Ericsson’s business activities in Iran were issued during 2019.; Ericssons business in Iran is detailed in its 2015 Annual Report filed with the SEC. (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/717826/000119312516529446/d13807d20f.htm); “Ericsson has published its 21(st) Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility report summarizing its performance during 2013…In light of recent international developments related to Iran, Ericsson has decided not to phase out equipment deliveries. The intention is to engage with customers. At the same time the Sales Compliance Board decided to conduct a new Human Rights Impact Assessment based on this foundation.” (Wall Street Journal, “Ericsson Emphasizes Responsible business, energy and Technology for Good in 2013,” 4/11/14) (http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20140411-903857.html?mod=googlenews_wsj) |
CUE DEE
| Name: | CUE DEE | | Type: | Company | | Name: | CUE DEE | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.cuedee.com/ | | Notes: | Cue Dee also partners with RASIS Corporation, based in Tehran Province. (Cue Due Website, “Partners”). RASIS Corporation notes on its website that it is a “reseller of CUE DEE Company in Iran.” (RASIS Corporation Website, “CEO’s Message for the 10th Anniversary of RASIS Corporation,” 6/13/2016) (http://www.cuedee.com/page/partners) (http://telecom.rasisco.com/blog-single/CEO’s-Message-for-the-10th-Anniversary-of-RASIS-Corporation/164-en.html); RASIS Corporation is a reseller of CUE DEE Company in Iran. (CEO's Message for the 10th Anniversary of RASIS Corporation, 6/12/2016).; CUE DEE is listed as an exhibitor at the Iran Telecom Innovations Conference that took place from September 25-28, 2016, in Tehran, Iran. (Iran Telecom Innovations Exhibitor List, 2016). |
EKN
| Name: | EKN | | Type: | Company | | Name: | EKN | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.ekn.se/en/ | | Notes: | According to a January 2016 press release on your website, “EKN is reintroducing export credit guarantees to Iran.” (EKN, “EKN reintroduces export credit guarantees to Iran,” 1/22/2016).; EKN has agreed to speak at the Iran Trade Business Briefing 2017 (the “Briefing”) in London on April 26, 2017. (Global Trade Review Website, “Description”). (http://www.gtreview.com/events/mena/iran-trade-business-briefing-2017/); "Uncertainty regarding remaining US-sanctions has had a dampening effect on exports to Iran. There is still no possibility of financing large and long-term export transactions." (Feb 7, 2017) (https://www.ekn.se/en/about-ekn/newsroom/archive/2017/news/new-report-on-iran/); Iran has signed new memorandum of understandings with three international export credit agencies. The country’s own ECA, the Export Guarantee Fund of Iran, has signed agreements with the Indian ECGC, the Swedish EKN and the Austrian OeKB, Global Trade Review reported. (June 2, 2016). (https://financialtribune.com/articles/economy-business-and-markets/42762/mous-with-3-int-l-export-credit-agencies) |
AF Group
| Name: | AF Group | | Type: | Company | | Name: | AF Group | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.afconsult.com/en | | Notes: | In 2007, the AF Group acquired Swiss energy consulting company Colenco, establishing a strong foothold in the energy industry. Colenco maintains a strong presence in Iran, establishing a representative office in 2004 to construct a power plant in Iran. This project is detailed on the company's website, where Colenco also notes that it "anticipates a long term commitment to the development challenges of Iran." (http://www.colenco.ch/eng/inter/iran/index.html); The AF Group is an engineering consultancy firm, with over $708 million in net sales in 2009. The AF Group advertises its services for "industrial processes, infrastructure projects and the development of products and IT systems." It has approximately 4,000 employees and its business base is in Europe (Company Website). (http://www.afconsult.com/en/About-us/Company-Information/) |
FKG
| Name: | FKG | | Type: | Company | | Name: | FKG | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.fkg.se/english-info/ | | Notes: | "Telephone enquiries from Iranian automotive companies wanting to undertake business with Scandinavian suppliers have already started to pour into Sweden following this week's historic nuclear facilities inspection deal with Tehran. The agreement thrashed out in Vienna comes laced with significant caveats surrounding whether or not Iran's nuclear programme is designed solely for domestic energy use and not destined for uranium enrichment for ultimate weapons production, but Scandinavian component body, FKG remains optimistic there is business now to be realised.; 'They [Iran] have a good business with sub-suppliers and they have a similar organisation to us, but they are behind for years,' FKG managing director, Fredrik Sidahl told just-auto from Sweden. 'Their own companies need to very, very quickly come up [to the] same level as the rest of the world. Here is the situation where Swedish and German, whatever, companies, could assist in the name of both quality and business of course. [The telephone started ringing] yesterday. An approach would be to buy certain components for engineering manufacturing and they asked me where suppliers are in Sweden we could talk to.'; Scandinavian automotive supplier association, FKG's decision to lead a component delegation to Tehran has been swiftly echoed by Sweden's Enterprise Ministry setting up a permanent office in the Iranian capital.; The Gothenburg-headquartered supplier chief noted FKG were 'not brokers' and would not organise individual contracts, but put the telephone request to the Scandinavian Iranian Chamber of Commerce, with which for example, it ran the recent visit to Tehran to gauge future business potential. 'We can't believe it - it has finally happened,' said Sidahl. 'We have to squeeze our arms [pinch ourselves]. If you see internal Iran, they now [have] 900,000 vehicles, which are old type vehicles. Before they were locked in they were 1.6m vehicles per year - there is a gap to close. It is a very good business opportunity for sure. They need to fix the banking system in Iran [however]. They need to line up their banking system outside Iran so you have an exchange rate which is official. Following FKG's visit to Tehran earlier this year, the move will be reciprocated by one in reverse from Iran to Sweden this November, with a trip currently being put together. Lifting of sanctions has also enthused FKG to organise a follow-up supplier visit to Iran taking 'a new troop of companies,' with opportunities for gear and axle-making businesses for example." (Just Auto, "FKG Pinches Itself as Sanctions Lift Sets Phone Ringing," 7/16/15) (http://www.just-auto.com/news/fkg-pinches-itself-as-sanctions-lift-sets-phone-ringing_id161007.aspx); FKG has been a strong advocate of reopening business ties with Iran and its visit last year has now been reinforced by Sweden establishing a Tehran office ahead of the widely-anticipated and imminent lifting of sanctions against the country, which could see a flood of automotive companies start to enter a territory once formerly off-limits for most Western businesses. (January 2016) (https://www.just-auto.com/news/sweden-tehran-foothold-reinforces-fkg-iran-visit_id166351.aspx) |
Assa Abloy
| Name: | Assa Abloy | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Assa Abloy | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.assaabloy.com/en/com/ | | Notes: | "'We are ready,' Johan Molin, president and CEO of Assa Abloy, told the TT news agency. 'Among other things, we’re bought a company in Dubai that we think should be able to export safety doors to Iran.' The company has strengthened its operations in the Middle East and on the same day the nuclear deal was reached, held a conference around the question 'when are we moving in?'" (The Local, "Swedish CEOs see big Potential in Iran," 7/19/15) (http://www.thelocal.se/20150719/swedish-ceos-see-big-potential-in-iran) |
Chris-Marine AB
| Name: | Chris-Marine AB | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Chris-Marine AB | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.chris-marine.com/ | | Notes: | According to the company website, Chris-Marine's agent in Iran is Ronal Company ApS. (https://www.chris-marine.com/contact/agents/); Chris-Marine was advertised as a participant in 2017 for IRANIMEX, which was “formed to expand, develop and create international opportunities for Iran’s maritime and offshore technologies. (http://iranimex.ir/portal/en-US?Page=ABOUT-EXHIBITION) |
Aviator Airport Alliance
| Name: | Aviator Airport Alliance | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Aviator Airport Alliance | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.aviator.eu/ | | Notes: | Iran Air renews the agreement for another 3 years at Arlanda and Gothenburg Airport. Aviator is very pleased about the good cooperation and confidence that Iran Air has given us in the renewed contract. (Aviatior Website 2016). (https://www.aviator.eu/iran-air-renews-the-agreement-at-arlanda-and-gothenburg-airport/); Aviator is one of “several European companies [that] have already begun providing ground services for Mahan Air flights landing at European airports.” (Bloomberg, “U.S. Send Europe a Mixed Message on Iran Sanctions, “2/11/2016). (http://origin-www.bloombergview.com/articles/2016-02-11/u-s-sends-europe-a-mixed-message-on-iran-sanctions) |
Firefly AB
| Name: | Firefly AB | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Firefly AB | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.firefly.se/en/ | | Notes: | Firefly AB is featured on the website of the Iranian energy services firm Sima Mehr (http://simamehrpa.com/) |
Alfa Laval
| Name: | Alfa Laval | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Alfa Laval | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.alfalaval.com/Pages/default.aspx | | Notes: | According to a Settlement Agreement with the US Treasury Department signed April 28, 2021, the "OFAC determined that AL [Alfa Laval] Middle East [a subsidiary of Alfa Laval AB] committed one apparent violation of § 560.203(a) of the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations, 31 C.F.R. part 560 (“ITSR”) by causing a U.S. person, Alfa Laval Inc. (“AL U.S.”), to violate § 560.204 of the ITSR by exporting $18,585 worth of U.S.-origin goods indirectly to Iran on or about March 26, 2016. (https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/126/20210719_al_middle_east_settlement.pdf); "As part of the settlement [with US Treasury Department], Alfa Laval Middle East agreed to implement sanctions compliance measures for five years and provide annual certification to OFAC that the measures have been implemented." (Compliance Week, "Alfa Laval subsidiaries fined $430K for Iran sanctions violations," 7/20/21) (https://www.complianceweek.com/sanctions/alfa-laval-subsidiaries-fined-430k-for-iran-sanctions-violations/30593.article); [Alfa Laval agreed to] pay or arrange for the payment to the U.S. Department of the Treasury the amount of $415,695."; Additionally, AL Middle East committed one apparent violation of § 560.203(b) of the ITSR in forming a conspiracy with two Iran-based firms and one Dubai-based company to cause a U.S. person to violate § 560.204. This conspiracy took place from on or about August 8, 2015 to on or about May 5, 2016 and involved conduct relating to an export worth $18,585 described above, an incomplete export transaction worth $5,170, and future contemplated transactions worth $181,453.; Alfa Laval website lists a head office in Tehran, Iran. (https://www.alfalaval.ae/contact-us/?countryId=818); Alfa Laval's has deep commercial ties with the U.S. government. Since 2000, Alfa Laval has received over $40.4 million in US government contracts. $35.8 million of these contracts were awarded by the Department of Defense (USA Spending). (http://www.usaspending.gov/explore?carryfilters=on&fromfiscal=yes&tab=By+Recipient&fiscal_year=2008&contractorid=296116&tab=By+Recipient&fiscal_year=&fromfiscal=yes&carryfilters=on&Submit=Go); The company discloses in its annual report that it has paid at least $632,911 in salary to employees in Iran since 2007 (Company Annual Report) (http://www.alfalaval.com/about-us/investors/Reports/annual-reports/Documents/Annual_report_2009_eng.pdf); Alfa Laval sells its products in Iran through an Iranian website, in addition to maintaing an office in Tehran (Iranian Website). Through this site, Alfa Laval makes available many products that have a known application in the nuclear energy industry. For example, Alfa Laval advertises the benefits of installing its plate heat exchangers in nuclear power plants. (http://www.alfalaval.com/contact-us/iran/Pages/default.aspx) (http://www.alfalaval.com/solution-finder/customer-stories/Pages/china-nuclear.aspx); Alfa Laval is a Swedish technology company that provides industrial equipment for the energy, chemical, metal, food, and beverage industries. It has a strong US presence and had over $3.3 billion in revenue in 2009 (Company Annual Report). (http://local.alfalaval.com/en-us/about-us/alfa-laval-usa/pages/default.aspx) (http://www.alfalaval.com/about-us/investors/Reports/annual-reports/Documents/Annual_report_2009_eng.pdf) |
Ekman & Company
| Name: | Ekman & Company | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Ekman & Company | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | http://www.ekmanonline.com/ | | Notes: | "This license authorized Ekman & Company, which manufactures a paper product used in goods like diapers and sanitary napkins, to sell its products in Iran." (New York Times, "Licenses Granted to U.S. Companies Run the Gamut," 12/24/10) (http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/12/24/world/24-sanctions.html) |
Axis Communications
| Name: | Axis Communications | | Type: | Company | | Name: | Axis Communications | | Country: | se | | Topics: | export.risk | | Website: | https://www.axis.com/ | | Notes: | The Axis logo appears on the website of the Iranian IT security and surveillance firm, Hoortash Ryan Aflak (“Hoortash” a.k.a. “Hortash”) (http://www.hoortashrayan.ir/) |
Tomas Marsja
| Name: | Tomas Marsja | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Tomas Marsja | | Alias: | Tomas Mikael Marsja | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pol; role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029); chair of the Reindeer Herders Association of Sweden (2017-2019) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Johanna Njaita
| Name: | Johanna Njaita | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Johanna Njaita | | Alias: | Elsa Johanna Josefina Njaita | | Country: | se | | First Name: | Josefina; Elsa; Johanna | | Topics: | role.pol; role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1989-09-19 | | Position: | chairperson of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-); member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | Saami politician and artisan from Sweden | | Family Person: | id : wd-p451-q135391558-q137041749; caption : Family; schema : Family; referents : ; datasets : wikidata; first_seen : 2026-03-13T17:36:00; last_seen : 2026-08-14T13:52:27; last_change : 2026-03-13T17:36:00; properties : sourceUrl : https://www.hitta.se/johanna+njaita/jokkmokk/person/dxT2ZC-Xvm; https://www.ratsit.se/19830414-Heandarat_Lars_Miguel_Utsi_Jokkmokk/7wkmZx4VXpiqrgU7ECzAHp8A8N8H_UKx-akR1aouj28; person : id : Q135391558; caption : Lars Miguel Utsi; schema : Person; referents : ; datasets : wd_peps; wikidata; origin : inferred; svwiki; first_seen : 2026-03-13T01:05:48; last_seen : 2026-08-15T00:48:03; last_change : 2026-07-01T19:39:32; properties : wikidataId : Q135391558; name : Lars Miguel Utsi; citizenship : se; birthDate : 1983-04-14; topics : role.pol; role.pep; gender : male; firstName : Miguel; Lars; position : member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029); alias : Heandarat Lars Miguel Utsi; lastName : Utsi; wikipediaUrl : https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Miguel_Utsi; political : Guovssonásti; notes : Saami politician; birthPlace : Jokkmokk church parish; target : 1; relationship : unmarried partner; relative : id : Q135391558; caption : Lars Miguel Utsi; schema : Person; referents : ; datasets : wd_peps; wikidata; origin : inferred; svwiki; first_seen : 2026-03-13T01:05:48; last_seen : 2026-08-15T00:48:03; last_change : 2026-07-01T19:39:32; properties : wikidataId : Q135391558; name : Lars Miguel Utsi; citizenship : se; birthDate : 1983-04-14; topics : role.pol; role.pep; gender : male; firstName : Miguel; Lars; position : member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029); alias : Heandarat Lars Miguel Utsi; lastName : Utsi; wikipediaUrl : https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Miguel_Utsi; political : Guovssonásti; notes : Saami politician; birthPlace : Jokkmokk church parish; target : 1; target : ; id : wd-p451-q135391558-q137041749; caption : Family; schema : Family; referents : ; datasets : wikidata; first_seen : 2026-03-13T17:36:00; last_seen : 2026-08-14T13:52:27; last_change : 2026-03-13T17:36:00; properties : sourceUrl : https://www.hitta.se/johanna+njaita/jokkmokk/person/dxT2ZC-Xvm; https://www.ratsit.se/19830414-Heandarat_Lars_Miguel_Utsi_Jokkmokk/7wkmZx4VXpiqrgU7ECzAHp8A8N8H_UKx-akR1aouj28; person : id : Q135391558; caption : Lars Miguel Utsi; schema : Person; referents : ; datasets : wd_peps; wikidata; origin : inferred; svwiki; first_seen : 2026-03-13T01:05:48; last_seen : 2026-08-15T00:48:03; last_change : 2026-07-01T19:39:32; properties : wikidataId : Q135391558; name : Lars Miguel Utsi; citizenship : se; birthDate : 1983-04-14; topics : role.pol; role.pep; gender : male; firstName : Miguel; Lars; position : member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029); alias : Heandarat Lars Miguel Utsi; lastName : Utsi; wikipediaUrl : https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Miguel_Utsi; political : Guovssonásti; notes : Saami politician; birthPlace : Jokkmokk church parish; target : 1; relationship : unmarried partner; relative : id : Q135391558; caption : Lars Miguel Utsi; schema : Person; referents : ; datasets : wd_peps; wikidata; origin : inferred; svwiki; first_seen : 2026-03-13T01:05:48; last_seen : 2026-08-15T00:48:03; last_change : 2026-07-01T19:39:32; properties : wikidataId : Q135391558; name : Lars Miguel Utsi; citizenship : se; birthDate : 1983-04-14; topics : role.pol; role.pep; gender : male; firstName : Miguel; Lars; position : member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029); alias : Heandarat Lars Miguel Utsi; lastName : Utsi; wikipediaUrl : https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Miguel_Utsi; political : Guovssonásti; notes : Saami politician; birthPlace : Jokkmokk church parish; target : 1; target : |
Evelina Solsten
| Name: | Evelina Solsten | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Evelina Solsten | | Alias: | Evelina Junetta Marie Solsten | | Country: | se | | First Name: | Marie; Junetta; Evelina | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Place: | Åsarna | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Mari-Ann Nutti
| Name: | Mari-Ann Nutti | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Mari-Ann Nutti | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Marika Renhuvud
| Name: | Marika Renhuvud | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Marika Renhuvud | | Alias: | Marika Elena Renhuvud | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | dancer and politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Lars-Jonas Johansson
| Name: | Lars-Jonas Johansson | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Lars-Jonas Johansson | | Alias: | Lars Jonas Johansson | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Veronika Håkansson
| Name: | Veronika Håkansson | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Veronika Håkansson | | Alias: | Li Veronika Håkansson | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Marita Granström
| Name: | Marita Granström | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Marita Granström | | Alias: | Solveig Marita Granström | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Sten Välitalo
| Name: | Sten Välitalo | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Sten Välitalo | | Alias: | Sten Uno Välitalo | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Jennie Granberg
| Name: | Jennie Granberg | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Jennie Granberg | | Alias: | Anna Jennie Kristina Granberg | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Josefina Skerk
| Name: | Josefina Skerk | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Josefina Skerk | | Alias: | Hanna Josefina Skerk | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Elisabeth Kråik
| Name: | Elisabeth Kråik | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Elisabeth Kråik | | Alias: | Asta Aimée Elisabeth Kråik | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Johan Hedemalm
| Name: | Johan Hedemalm | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Johan Hedemalm | | Alias: | Johan Peter Hedemalm | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Naadja Edlund Östergren
| Name: | Naadja Edlund Östergren | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Naadja Edlund Östergren | | Alias: | Naadja Margareta Mariana Edlund Östergren | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Ulla-Karin Sarri
| Name: | Ulla-Karin Sarri | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Ulla-Karin Sarri | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029); member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2021-2025) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Anja Fjellgren Walkeapää
| Name: | Anja Fjellgren Walkeapää | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Anja Fjellgren Walkeapää | | Alias: | Anja Margaretha Kristina Fjellgren Walkeapää | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Place: | Mittådalen | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Rickard Åström
| Name: | Rickard Åström | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Rickard Åström | | Alias: | Per Rickard Krister Åström | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Robert Bjurström
| Name: | Robert Bjurström | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Robert Bjurström | | Alias: | Nils Robert Bjurström | | Country: | se | | Topics: | role.pep | | Position: | member of the Sami Parliament of Sweden (2025-2029) | | Notes: | politician in the Swedish Sami parliament |
Anna Stellinger
| Name: | Anna Stellinger | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Anna Stellinger | | Country: | se | | First Name: | Anna | | Last Name: | Stellinger | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1974-11-27 | | Notes: | svensk statsvetare |
Eva-Lotta Sjöstedt
| Name: | Eva-Lotta Sjöstedt | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Eva-Lotta Sjöstedt | | Alias: | Eva-Lotta Sjostedt | | Country: | se | | First Name: | Eva-Lotta | | Last Name: | Sjöstedt | | Topics: | role.pep | | Birth Date: | 1966 | | Birth Place: | Helsingborg | | Notes: | Swedish manager |
Caroline Ottosson
| Name: | Caroline Ottosson | | Type: | Person | | Name: | Caroline Ottosson | | Country: | se | | First Name: | Caroline | | Topics: | role.pep | | Notes: | Svensk företagsledare |
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