Sweden’s Prime Minister resigns

Sweden’s Prime Minister Stephen Lofven submitted his resignation letter to Parliament Speaker Andreas Norlan on Wednesday, approaching Finance Minister Magdalena Anderson with the honor of being the first woman to hold office in Scandinavian history.

“I urge the Prime Minister to step down,” Lofven said in a brief statement to Norlan during the day. The parliament had earlier indicated on its website that a meeting between the two was expected as the prime minister was expected to step down.

Satisfied with the achievements of his government in the seven years he has been in office, Lஃப்fven has expressed his desire that change should be “quick” as Sweden announces that elections will be held in the country in 2022. Newspaper ‘Aftonbladet’.

Anderson also stressed that “the people of Sweden have great confidence.” “They want to see him as prime minister,” Lofven said after the Social Democrats elected him president last week after he resigned as party leader.

Lofwen, 64, announced his resignation in August in a bid to quell continuing political tensions and prevent his party from thinning out ahead of the September 2022 election. However, the prime minister is still in office. Set me a new scene.

Anderson will become the new prime minister once his appointment is approved by parliament, although Norlan will have to first start contacts to determine which politician has the best chance of creating a new executive.

The current leader of the Social Democratic Party begins to be desperate to win the candidacy, so he will then be submitted to a resolution of confidence in which he will need the support of Los Verdes, part of the coalition, and the Left Party. Party of Center.