Ulf Kristersson

Ulf Kristersson has been Prime Minister of Sweden since 18 October 2022 and, after resigning on 17 September 2026, serves as caretaker pending a new government. He has led the Moderate Party since 2017. He was Minister for Social Security from 2010 to 2014 and Leader of the Opposition from 2017 to 2022.[4]

Country

Sweden

Party

Moderate[3]

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Born

29 Dec 1963, Lund, Sweden[4]

First office on record

Chairman of the Moderate Youth League, 1988

1. 18 Oct 2022 – present

   Prime Minister (caretaker)[1][2]

   Kristersson Cabinet (caretaker)Sourced

2. In office

   Prime Minister[3]

   Kristersson Cabinet (caretaker)Sourced

3. 2017 – 2022

   Leader of the Opposition[4]

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4. 2010 – 2014

   Minister for Social Security[4]

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5. 2002 – 2006

   Commissioner for Finance, Strängnäs[4]

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6. 1991 – 2000

   Member of the Riksdag[4]

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7. 1988 – 1992

   Chairman of the Moderate Youth League[4]

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• Economics degree (civilekonom), Uppsala University[4]

• EBEbba BuschEnergy and Enterprise
• ESElisabeth SvantessonFinance
• MSMaria Malmer StenergardForeign Affairs
• GSGunnar StrömmerJustice
• PJPål JonsonDefence
• CBCarl-Oskar BohlinCivil Defence
• JRJessica RosencrantzEU Affairs and Nordic Cooperation
• JFJohan ForssellMigration
• BDBenjamin DousaForeign Trade and International Development Cooperation
• JFJakob ForssmedSocial Affairs
• AJAcko Ankarberg JohanssonHealth
• CGCamilla Waltersson GrönvallSocial Services
• ATAnna TenjeSocial Security and Pensions
• NWNiklas WykmanFinancial Markets
• ESErik SlottnerPublic Administration
• SMSimona MohamssonEducation and Integration
• LELotta EdholmUpper Secondary School, Higher Education and Research
• RPRomina PourmokhtariEnvironment
• PLParisa LiljestrandCulture
• JBJohan BritzEmployment
• NLNina LarssonGender Equality
• PKPeter KullgrenRural Affairs
• ACAndreas CarlsonInfrastructure and Housing