Minister for Government Coordination (Sweden)

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Minister for Government Coordination

Sveriges samordningsminister

The Prime Minister's Office
Member of| The Government
Appointer| The Prime Minister
Term length| Serves at the pleasure of the Prime Minister
Inaugural holder| Carl Lidbom
Formation| 1975
Final holder| Ibrahim Baylan
Website| www.government.se

The Minister for Government Coordination (Swedish: Samordningsminister) is a cabinet minister within the Swedish government who is appointed by the Prime Minister of Sweden.

The minister is responsible for coordinating the government and being the Prime Minister's courier to the other ministries.[1] The last minister for Government Coordination was Ibrahim Baylan, whose term ended on 21 January 2019.

## List of officeholders

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### Minister for Government Coordination 1975–1976

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Name  | Term  | Political Party  | Other positions  | Prime Minister  | Government  | Coalition
| Carl Lidbom | 1975 | Social Democrats | Minister of Commerce and Industry | Olof Palme | Palme I | S/SAP
| Thage G. Peterson | 1975–1976 | Social Democrats | –
Position abolished between 1976 and 1978

### Minister for Government Coordination 1978–1979

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| Carl Tham | 1978–1979 | Liberal People's Party | Minister for Energy | Ola Ullsten | Ullsten | L
Position abolished between 1979 and 1994

### Minister for Government Coordination 1994–1998

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| Jan Nygren | 1994–1996 | Social Democrats | – | Ingvar Carlsson | Carlsson III | S/SAP
| Leif Pagrotsky | 1996–1997 | Social Democrats | – | Göran Persson | Persson | S/SAP
| Thage G. Peterson | 1997–1998 | Social Democrats | Minister for Industry
Position abolished between 1998 and 2002

### Minister for Government Coordination 2002–2004

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| Pär Nuder | 2002–2004 | Social Democrats | – | Göran Persson | Persson | S/SAP

Position abolished between 2004 and 2005

### Minister for Government Coordination 2005–2006

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| Bosse Ringholm | 2005–2006 | Social Democrats | Minister for EU Affairs | Göran Persson | Persson | S/SAP
Position abolished between 2006 and 2016

### Minister for Government Coordination 2016–2019

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| Ibrahim Baylan | 2016–2019 | Social Democrats | Minister for Energy | Stefan Löfven | Löfven I | S/SAP–MP

## References

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1. ^ "Ibrahim Baylan om sin befordran till samordningsminister". Dagens Opinion (in Swedish). 2016-08-01.

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