China

As the world’s second-largest economy and a population of over 1.4 billion, China remains a key market for Swedish trade.

  • Coordinator

    Ministry for Foreign Affairs

  • Contact

    Oscar Berger

Sweden and China share a long history of trade and investment cooperation.
China presents vast business potential for Swedish companies that are ready to innovate, invest, and build long-term partnerships. With a rapidly evolving market, a strong digital economy, and increasing demand for sustainable solutions, China is a key strategic market for Sweden.

Constellation

The Team Sweden China constellation operates from Sweden with a focus on China, bringing together key Swedish government agencies, industry leaders, and research institutions to support Swedish companies in entering and growing in the Chinese market.

Team Sweden China: Constellation actors

Business Sweden

The Swedish Trade & Invest Council, supporting Swedish exports and foreign investment in Sweden.

Consulate General of Sweden in Hong Kong

Promotes Swedish interests and supports trade, business relations and cooperation in Hong Kong.

Consulate General of Sweden in Shanghai

Supports Swedish companies and strengthens relations between Sweden and eastern China.

Embassy of Sweden in Beijing

Represents Sweden in China and promotes bilateral relations, trade and cooperation.

IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute

Independent research institute developing solutions for environmental and sustainability challenges.

Ministry of Climate and Enterprise

Responsible for policies related to business development, industry, climate and energy.

Ministry of Education and Research

Responsible for education, higher education, research and innovation policy.

Ministry for Foreign Affairs

Responsible for Sweden's foreign policy, international relations and trade promotion.

Ministry of Health and Social Affairs

Responsible for healthcare, public health, social welfare and social security policies.

Ministry of Finance

Responsible for Sweden's economic policy, state budget and financial regulatory framework.

Miljödepartementet

Former ministry responsible for environmental policy and sustainable development.

National Board of Trade Sweden

Government agency responsible for foreign trade, the EU internal market and trade policy issues.

Nationellt Kunskapscentrum om Kina

Provides analysis and knowledge on China to support informed decision-making in Sweden.

Prime Minister's Office

Coordinates government policy and supports the Prime Minister's leadership of the Government.

Sweden-China Trade Council

Facilitates trade, business development and knowledge exchange between Sweden and China.

Swecare

Promotes Swedish healthcare and life science expertise internationally and supports export opportunities.

Swedish Chamber of Commerce in China

Supports Swedish companies in China through networking, advocacy and business services.

Swedish Electrotechnical Standardization

Develops and manages standards for electrical and electrotechnical systems to ensure safety and interoperability.

Swedish Energy Agency

Government agency driving the transition to a sustainable energy system through innovation, research and international cooperation.

Swedish Environmental Protection Agency

Leads and coordinates Sweden's environmental policy implementation and protection efforts.

Swedish Games Industry

Represents Sweden's video game industry and promotes growth, innovation and talent development.

Swedish Institute

Promotes Sweden internationally through public diplomacy, cultural exchange and international cooperation.

Svenskt Näringsliv

Represents Swedish businesses and advocates for a competitive business environment.

Technology Industries of Sweden

Industry and employers' association representing Sweden's technology and engineering companies.

Visit Sweden

Markets Sweden as a destination and promotes sustainable tourism internationally.

Vinnova, Sweden's Innovation Agency

Funds and supports research, innovation and partnerships that strengthen Sweden's competitiveness.

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