UD

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UD is the commonly used Swedish abbreviation for the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, the government body responsible for Sweden’s foreign policy and international relations.

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instanceOf foreign affairs ministry
government ministry
abbreviationOf Utrikesdepartementet NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Sweden's foreign ministry
Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs NERFINISHED
coordinatesWith foreign ministries of other countries
other Swedish ministries
country Sweden
employer Swedish diplomatic service
employs civil servants
consular officers
diplomats
fullName Utrikesdepartementet
governmentBranch executive branch
hasRole conducting diplomacy
coordinating Sweden's foreign policy positions
managing Sweden's embassies and consulates
representing Sweden abroad
hasWebsite https://www.regeringen.se/sveriges-regering/utrikesdepartementet/
headedBy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden
headquartersLocation Stockholm
jurisdiction Government of Sweden NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName Swedish
locatedInCountry Sweden NERFINISHED
nativeName Utrikesdepartementet NERFINISHED
oversees Swedish consulates
Swedish embassies
Swedish permanent missions to international organizations
partOf Regeringskansliet NERFINISHED
policyArea foreign affairs
international development cooperation
international law
security policy
trade policy (shared with other ministries)
reportsTo Government of Sweden NERFINISHED
Prime Minister of Sweden
responsibleFor Sweden's foreign policy
Sweden's international relations
Sweden's participation in international organizations
Sweden's relations with the European Union (in foreign policy matters)
consular services for Swedish citizens abroad
international crisis management affecting Swedish citizens
sector public sector
shortName UD
usesAbbreviation UD NERFINISHED

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