Among the new names were well-known names such as Annika Strandhäll and Karl-Petter Thorwaldsson.

The former will be Prime Minister of the Ministry of the Environment and the latter Minister of Trade and Industry.

Thorwaldsson comes from the trade union LO.

- I waited and waited but my name was never read out, Ibrahim Baylan (S) jokes when he comes out of the house.

He announced a few months ago that he intends to leave his post as Minister of Trade and Industry.

Andersson, who has been accepted as Prime Minister, sat in the Löfven government as Minister of Finance, a role she is now handing over to Mikael Damberg, who will then leave his role as Minister of the Interior.

Anders Ygeman, who previously served as Minister of the Interior and most recently as Minister of Energy and Digitalisation, was presented to the Ministry of Justice.

At the Ministry of Finance, the names Ida Karkiainen and Max Elger were presented.

The latter is Magdalena Andersson's former State Secretary.

S-name of previous MP records

After the announcement that the budget presented by M, KD and SD was voted through, the MP chose to leave the government.

This meant that several posts held by environmentalists would then also be taken over by Social Democrats.

Previously, the environmentalist Amanda Lind has been Minister of Culture.

A role that is now taken over by Jeanette Gustafsdotter, director of the Sweden Museum.

At the Ministry of Education, Lina Axelsson Kihlbom was presented, and will also be the first trans person in a Swedish government.

Axelsson Kihlbom has previously been municipal school and administration manager.

Among the names that remain since Stefan Löfven's government are Minister of Infrastructure Thomas Eneroth, Minister of Justice Morgan Johansson, Hans Dahlgren who is Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Committee, Minister of Foreign Affairs Ann Linde and Anna Ekström at the Ministry of Education.

The text is updated.

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