This document provides information about Sweden. It includes statistics about Sweden's population, area, and density. It also lists Sweden's king and prime minister. Some key facts about Sweden are that its currency is the Swedish krona, it was the second most competitive country in the world in 2010, and it has strong policies promoting gender equality, including anti-discrimination laws, parental leave, gender education in schools, and increasing the proportion of women in executive positions and in the national legislature. The document also mentions traditional Swedish musical instruments and includes some video and sound links.

1. Sweden

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Bachelor of Science
(like JIM)
Hochschule Darmstadt

5. Video
Sound: http://youtu.be/U6Aab89D56s
Video: http://youtu.be/EQ5uwM-I56c

7. nyckelharpa
traditional Swedish musical instrument.

9. 9,555,893
449,964 km²
20 km²
Population
Area
Density

10. 9,555,893
449,964 km²
20 km²
81,903,000
357,121 km²
229 km²

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449,964 km²
20 km²
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229 km²
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26. Government

27. Carl XVI Gustaf Fredrik Reinfeldt
Prime MinisterKing of Sweden
Political system
constitutional monarchy

28. currency
Euro swedisch krona
1 8.5
from: 30.04.13
kr

29. second most competitive country in the world
2010

30. Music has the deepest influence on the mind of all
the arts.
Napoleon Bonaparte
Video: http://youtu.be/i38GW6QOFHA

32. Gender
equality

33. Constitution
anti-discrimination law for genders

34. parental leave
parents will be granted 480 days of paid parental leave

35. gender teaching
Gender teaching is taken up in elementary school treated extensively

36. executive position
the proportion of women in leadership positions grows.

37. Riksdag
national legislative assembly
44% womens
38% 17%

38. Thank you for your attention
Tack för
uppmärksamheten!
Akhlaq Malik • Culture Language • SS2013