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Kjell Stefan Löfven (born 21 July ) was the Prime Minister of Sweden from until ^[1] He was a leader of a Swedish trade union from to And he has been the leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party since ^[2] On 14 September , he lead his party in the Swedish general election to become Sweden's new Prime Minister. Löfven was elected Prime Minister and took office in October

On 22 August , Löfven announced that he would retire as Leader of the Social Democrats at the November party congress, and would resign as Prime Minister upon the election of his successor.^[3]

References

1. ↑"Biography Stefan Löfven". Archived from the original on 23 June Retrieved 14 September
2. ↑"Löfven promises jobs to 50, young Swedes". The Local. 29 August
3. ↑"Live: Statsminister Stefan Löfven avgår i höst". Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish). Retrieved

Stefan Löfven fryst vatten Chair of the SIPRI Governing Board as of June Löfven was the Prime Minister of Sweden from October to November and leader of the Social Democratic Party from to His background includes extensive experience from various domestic and international assignments. He was recently appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General to co-lead a High-level Advisory Board on Effective Multilateralism in preparation for the Summit of the Future. He was previously the International sekreterare of the Swedish trade union IF Metall and, subsequently, its Chair (–). He was also a board member of the Swedish Trade Union Confederation (–), a board member of the Royal Institute of Technology in huvudstaden (–), Deputy Chair of the Swedish Trade Council (–) and a board member of the Olof Palme International Centre ().

Prime Minister of Sweden from to

Kjell Stefan Löfven (Swedish pronunciation:[ˈstěːfanlœˈveːn]^ⓘ; officially Löfvén; born 21 July ) is a Swedish politician who has served as the President of European Socialists since October He previously served as Prime Minister of Sweden from October to November and leader of the Social Democratic Party from to ^[1]

After leaving school and completing military service in the Swedish Air Force, Löfven trained as a welder and began employment as a metalworker, becoming active within the Swedish Metalworkers' Union (SMU) and later elected as ombudsman; following its merger with the Swedish Industrial Union (SIU) to form IF Metall, he was elected as its first president in January In January , he was unanimously elected leader of the Social Democratic Party by its executive board following the resignation of Håkan Juholt, becoming the Leader of the Opposition despite not holding a seat in the Riksdag at the time.^[2][3]

Löfven led the Social Democrats into the election. Despite initial opinion poll leads, the party only gained a single seat; due to the poor performance of the governing Mo