List of Swedish ministries

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This is a list of Swedish government ministries.

Current ministries

Name	Swedish name
Ministry of Agriculture	Jordbruksdepartementet
Ministry of Culture	Kulturdepartementet
Ministry of Defence	Försvarsdepartementet
Ministry of Education and Research	Utbildningsdepartementet
Ministry of Employment	Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet
Ministry of Enterprise, Energy and Communications	Näringsdepartementet
Ministry of the Environment	Miljödepartementet
Ministry of Finance	Finansdepartementet
Ministry for Foreign Affairs	Utrikesdepartementet
Ministry of Health and Social Affairs	Socialdepartementet
Ministry of Integration and Gender Equality	Integrations- och jämställdhetsdepartementet
Ministry of Justice	Justitiedepartementet

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