There are few countries that can match Sweden's potential to benefit from the intensifying, technology-driven global competition. Sweden already hosts one of the most internationally integrated economies in the world.

The nation's competitiveness is manifested by large flows of trade and foreign investment.

Globalization calls for an ability to change. Necessary restructuring of the Swedish economy is facilitated by the presence of a qualified, adaptable workforce. Sweden’s developed welfare institutions and good relations between employers and labor unions provide the foundation for social cohesion when changes are desirable.

Sweden has long traditions in emphasizing the virtues of education. Schools and universities meet high international standards. The Swedish society is innovative and distinguished by the widespread and often ingenious use of information technology.

Foreign investors have discovered Sweden’s many business and investment opportunities. Sweden offers access to new products and technologies, skills and innovations, as well as an attractive location, being part of Northern Europe/the Baltic Sea region and the enlarged EU market that is home to some 450 million consumers.

Sweden has long traditions in emphasizing the virtues of education. Schools and universities meet high international standards. The Swedish society is innovative and distinguished by the widespread and often ingenious use of information technology.

Foreign investors have discovered Sweden’s many business and investment opportunities. Sweden offers access to new products and technologies, skills and innovations, as well as an attractive location, being part of Northern Europe/the Baltic Sea region and the enlarged EU market that is home to some 450 million consumers.

Sweden has long traditions in emphasizing the virtues of education. Schools and universities meet high international standards. The Swedish society is innovative and distinguished by the widespread and often ingenious use of information technology.