During the period 2016 to 2019, the Government will invest at least 315 million dollars per year in this “business policy initiative,” as the government calls it.
Prime Minister Stefan Löfven says Sweden Lost in competitiveness and therefore the bet now.
– We do it already in the spring budget because we can not afford to lose more competitiveness, says Prime Minister Stefan Löfven at a press conference at Rosenbad.
– We want to show that it’s serious, he adds.
The government is investing in order to help small and medium-sized businesses to access capital.
– There we now proposing is an investment of SEK 71 million to strengthen the supply of capital and then increase it to come, explains Industry Minister Mikael Damberg. The initiative takes place by emphasizing Almi’s activities.
Mikael Damberg says that the government gears up efforts for an export drive, this year with 75 million and SEK 105 million in 2016. The entire export venture’s new explains Damberg.
– We need to coordinate the Swedish players, says Damberg.
The government will now take a more active role in promoting Swedish exports, mainly to India and China.
– We will work with strategic transactions, some of the emerging markets like India and China want Swedish actors. We will do such work strategically with this venture, said the Minister.
Also included is a investment of 30 million to promote Sweden as a tourist destination.
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