Copenhagen: First Prime Swedish Guard, Stefan Lofven, was launched on Friday two parties, the minority coalition government was only two days after collecting support in parliament together.
There is no new minister announced in the Central Left Government.
In line with the constitutional rules, Lofven was launched in Parliament the names of his 22-member teams chosen from his own social Democrats and Greens.
This is the third government of Lofven because he first became Prime Minister in Sweden in 2014.
Before uncovering his government, Lofven spoke in the parliament of “tragic plane accident” in Orebro, West Stockholm, where nine people were killed.
We “want to reveal our deepest compassion in their sadness,” he greeted the family and relatives of the victims.
The new government will be officially presented to King Carl XVI Gustaf then on Friday.
The task of the Swedish state is ceremonial, and the king does not have political power.
On Wednesday, Lofven secured 116 votes at Riksdagen 349 seats, enough to give him a mandate to form a government.
Parliamentarians from the central party and left parties abstained from voting which handed over the mandate.
In Sweden, the Prime Minister can rule as long as there is no majority parliamentary, at least 175 votes, composed of them.
A total of 173 votes were thrown against Lofven.
Lofven, 63, last month lost no confidence called by Popular Wing Populist Swedish Democrats after the left party, the Allies attracted his support for the government for the lack of housing to handle housing shortages.
Sweden’s next general election is scheduled for September 11, 2022.