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Mr. President, Mrs. Tharman, Your Excellencies, Members of the media, Ladies and gentlemen, It is with great pleasure Her Majesty the Queen and I welcome the President of the Republic of Singapore and Mrs. Tharman to the Royal Palace and Sweden. I recall with sincere appreciation my own State visit to Singapore in 2024. The warm hospitality and the strong ties between our countries that I witnessed first-hand, reinforced my conviction that Singapore and Sweden are valued friends. And that we share a firm commitment to a rules-based international order, science and innovation, and sustainability. Mr. President and Mrs. Tharman, As our countries celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations, this State visit is an opportunity to reflect on our close partnership. But also, to advance cooperation in areas that will shape our future. Resilient infrastructure is one such area. Strong and secure systems are essential. Together with artificial intelligence, it is a field where Sweden can learn a lot from Singapore’s experience. There are also significant opportunities in sustainable development. We are inspired by Singapore’s success in combining sustainable urban planning with growth and innovation. The transition to a sustainable economy requires efficient transport systems. Together, our expertise in logistics, automotive innovation and maritime trade can drive sustainable mobility and smarter transport solutions. Mr. President and Mrs. Tharman, The relationship between Singapore and Sweden has continued to make remarkable progress over the past six decades. It reflects a longstanding partnership founded on mutual respect, shared interests, and close cooperation. The Queen and I highly value the strong bonds between our countries. We look forward to building on this friendship and exploring new opportunities together. Once again – we wish you a warm welcome to Sweden! Thank you. (19 okt 2026, i ett pressuttalande i samband med statsbesök från Singapore på Kungl. Slottet i Stockholm.)H.M. KonungenTalKungahuset
In January 1826, just a few years after Brazil had become an independent nation, Brazil and Sweden established diplomatic relations. Two countries, separated by distance, language and culture, chose to engage with one another through diplomacy, trade and the sharing of ideas. There are many visible symbols of the more than 200 years of relations between Sweden and Brazil, and between Sweden and São Paulo. We see them – among all - in the more than 250 Swedish companies that invest, innovate and grow in Brazil. I am delighted that so many of them are represented in this room today. However, what began as commercial cooperation gradually became something much deeper. Business partnerships gave rise to friendships, professional contacts led to academic collaboration, and diplomatic relations evolved into strategic partnerships. And, in many cases, international connections became family connections. As you may know, I can personally attest to the power of that bond! Ladies and gentlemen, At first glance, Brazil and Sweden may appear very different. Yet, we share a fundamental conviction that our prosperity was never created through isolation, but through openness. As we embark on the next 200 years, we will build on two centuries of trade, trust, and friendship. With the same spirit of cooperation that has always guided us, I am confident that our partnership has a bright future ahead. Thank you. (6 nov 2026, vid jubileumslunchen i São Paulo, Brasilien, för att uppmärksamma 200 år av diplomatiska relationer mellan Sverige och Brasilien.)H.M. KonungenTalHandelsfrämjande
Camilla Waltersson Grönvall
I would like to thank the government of Qatar for hosting this highly important meeting and for your hospitality. You have shown important leadership in bringing us together and encouraged us all to seize this opportunity to re-center social issues. Today, multiple and interlinked crises – be it democratic backsliding, reduced rights for LGBTQI-persons and repeated human rights violations – continue to affect the lives of millions across the globe. Right now, it's more important than ever for countries to work together. Sweden reaffirms its strong commitment to social development, rooted in equality and gender equality, which are powerful drivers of inclusive and sustainable growth. This year marks 30 years since the adoption of the Copenhagen Declaration. A significant milestone in our shared commitment to social development. While we welcome the progress made, we must also acknowledge that progress has been slow and major gaps remain. The three core themes: elimination of poverty, full and productive employment with decent work for all, and social integration – are deeply interrelated and mutually reinforcing. As Sweden's Minister for Social Services, I am responsible for the rights of the child, social inclusion, and the rights of persons with disabilities – areas that are close to my heart and central to our national efforts. Let me highlight a few initiatives that reflect Sweden’s commitment to strengthening the rights of the child, inclusion, and cohesion: Sweden has adopted the most significant social policy reform in decades – a major revision of the Social Services Act. This new legislation emphasizes preventive work and early intervention, aiming to support families and individuals before social issues escalates. The Government are also continuously investing in children and the fulfillment of rights of the child. Parental support is a key tool in preventing placements into alternative care. We are expanding accessible and applicable parental support measures and strengthening mental health services for young people. We are also working hard to ensure an accessible society for all. Using the UNCRPD as a starting point – a new national action plan on disability policy is under development. Sweden believes that employment is one of the most effective pathways out of poverty. Work provides not only income, but dignity, empowerment, and a sense of belonging. That is why we are committed to restoring a strong employment-first approach, ensuring that more people are included in the labour market and contribute to society. Beyond national efforts, Sweden remains a strong advocate for social development globally. Through our international development cooperation, we support initiatives that strengthen social protection systems, promote decent work, advance gender equality and increase access to sexual and reproductive health and rights services for all in partner countries. We actively engage in multilateral forums to promote inclusive policies and to promote and protect the full and equal enjoyment of human rights for all persons, not least those in the most vulnerable situations. I would also like to express our deep appreciation for the work of civil society organizations, whose tireless efforts are essential in promoting social inclusion and development. Thank you for your attention! (6 nov 2025, i ett tal vid världstoppmötet om social utveckling i Doha den 5 november 2025.)Camilla Waltersson GrönvallTalTilltal och brev
It is with great pleasure Her Majesty the Queen and I welcome you to Sweden and the Royal Palace. And we do so in the firm conviction that this occasion will be remembered as a milestone in the friendship between our two nations. I recall my State visit to Singapore in 2024, with fondness. It left a lasting impression of a country of great energy and ambition, and of the many similarities between our countries. One example is our shared appreciation of well-functioning societies. Public transport matters, and people immediately complain when the bus is three minutes late. And we generally wait patiently for the light to change before crossing the street, even when there is no traffic in sight. We are also united in a belief in the rule of law, the dignity of every individual, and in the principles of territorial integrity. Sweden deeply appreciates Singapore’s commitment and support to Ukraine at a time when it is needed the most. Mr. President, Our trade and economic ties have grown steadily over the years. Singapore has a world class education system, providing the perfect foundation for new innovations. Sweden is world leading in the tech area with creative solutions and startups, some of which you will meet here in Sweden. Your country’s position as a global hub – of cultures, ideas, capital, and trade – is a testament to the vision of its founders and the spirit of its people. For Swedish companies looking to engage with the economies of Asia, Singapore remains an important gateway. In the days ahead, you will explore some of the fields in which Sweden is successful – energy and sustainability, innovation and research, and technologies that are shaping the industries of the future. I hope that it will open new business opportunities between our two countries. Mr. President and Mrs. Tharman, I wish your stay in Sweden will be both enriching and enjoyable – that you will find in our country a committed friend that is, in every sense, honoured to have you here. To President Tharman and Mrs. Tharman, to the continued friendship between our two countries, and to the happiness and prosperity of the people of the Republic of Singapore - I now propose a toast! (19 okt 2026, vid statsbanketten i samband med statsbesöket från Singapore)H.M. KonungenTalKungahuset
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the Royal Palace and to Global Child Forum 2026. Her Majesty the Queen and I are pleased to see so many leaders gathered here today, united by a shared commitment to protecting and promoting the rights and well-being of children. Young people have little formal power. They do not vote in shareholder meetings or sit on investment committees. But decisions today shape their health, safety, opportunities and the world they grow up in. And as you all know - childhood does not wait. For many years, Global Child Forum has worked with the business community to advance children’s rights. We have seen encouraging progress. There is now greater understanding of the effect businesses have on children’s lives. Ladies and gentlemen, As we begin this Forum, I would like to ask you to keep one child in mind. Perhaps your own child or grandchild, a young person you know, or even the child you once were. And when you face a difficult decision in your organisation, ask yourself: How might this affect children? Would I be comfortable explaining my choice to the child I have in mind? Not every decision will be easy and not every interest can be satisfied. But taking children seriously means listening to their perspectives and considering the long-term impact of our actions. Let us ensure that the choices we make today create value both for business and for children and future generations. I wish you all a productive and inspiring day! Thank you. (13 okt 2026, i ett välkomsttal vid Global Child Forum 2026 på Kungl. Slottet i Stockholm.)H.M. KonungenTalKungahuset
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