The Swedish Institute was founded in 1945. With the Second World War at an end, the principal aim was to develop international cooperation. Both the government authorities and the business community wanted to make Sweden better known abroad and to boost international confidence in the country.
The Swedish Institute promotes interest and confidence in Sweden around the world. Through strategic communication and the development of lasting relations with people, organisations and businesses in other countries we help increase Sweden’s contribution to international cooperation and development.
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