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With a highly digitalised society and a strong focus on sustainability, Sweden is driving the future of AI, IoT, 5G/6G, and advanced robotics – while tackling global challenges.
Through close collaboration between industry, research, and government, Sweden is developing cutting-edge digital solutions that are inclusive, sustainable, and future-proof. With over 30 test beds and a thriving tech sector worth SEK 1,000 billion, Sweden is shaping the next generation of innovation.
By 2045, Sweden aims for 100% sustainable energy, powering the responsible use of AI and digital transformation. Let’s pioneer the possible – together!
Working in digital tech? Sweden is a world-leading digitalisation nation, with a vibrant startup scene, cutting-edge innovation clusters, and strong industry collaborations. Join Sweden and be part of the companies driving the green transition. Visit workinsweden.com to learn more about life and work in Sweden.
Join Sweden and shape the future!
With a highly digitalised society and a strong focus on sustainability, Sweden is driving the future of AI, IoT, 5G/6G, and advanced robotics – while tackling global challenges.
Through close collaboration between industry, research, and government, Sweden is developing cutting-edge digital solutions that are inclusive, sustainable, and future-proof. With over 30 test beds and a thriving tech sector worth SEK 1,000 billion, Sweden is shaping the next generation of innovation.
By 2045, Sweden aims for 100% sustainable energy, powering the responsible use of AI and digital transformation. Let’s pioneer the possible – together!
Working in digital tech? Sweden is a world-leading digitalisation nation, with a vibrant startup scene, cutting-edge innovation clusters, and strong industry collaborations. Join Sweden and be part of the companies driving the green transition. Visit workinsweden.com to learn more about life and work in Sweden.
Join Sweden and shape the future!

![Anna Riwkin-Brick – a fearless pioneer in Swedish photography
Anna Riwkin-Brick (1908–1970) was a fearless pioneer in Swedish photography, capturing the world through her lens. Whether portraying celebrities or photographing the native Sami people, she made an impact.
Born to a Jewish family in todays Belarus, Anna moved to Sweden with her parents in 1915. Already at the age of 21, she had her own photo studio in Stockholm – rare for a woman at that time.
From the early 1950s until the final years of her life, Anna collaborated with Astrid Lindgren in creating ‘Children of the World’, a series of photo books for children, featuring her photos of children from northernmost Sweden all the way to Ethiopia.
Anna believed in the power of photography to bring people closer together.
This year, Sweden celebrates 250 years of Jewish life. Its an opportunity to recognise the Jewish minority and Jewish cultural heritage in Sweden.
Photos: Anna Riwkin/Moderna Museet Stockholm [1–2, 4–6, 9–10, 12–16, 18–23]. Anna Riwkin-Brick/Judiska museet [3, 7, 11, 17], Lennart af Petersens/Stadsmuseet i Stockholm [8]
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