The Carl Bildt cabinet () was the government of Sweden from 4 October 1991 to 7 October 1994. It was a coalition minority government between the Moderate Party, the Liberal People's Party, the Centre Party, and the Christian Democrats, led by Prime Minister Carl Bildt of the Moderate Party. It was the first Moderate Party led cabinet in 61 years, after the second cabinet of Arvid Lindman from 1928 to 1930.
The cabinet was installed following the 1991 general election and resigned following the 1994 general election. It was succeeded by the Social Democratic Carlsson III cabinet.
Ministers
Portfolio Minister Party Took office Left office Prime Minister's Office Prime Minister,Head of the Prime Minister's Office Carl Bildt 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of Justice Minister for Justice,Head of the Ministry of JusticeGun Hellsvik 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Deputy Minister for Justice Reidunn Laurénnone 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry for Foreign Affairs Minister for Foreign Affairs,Head of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs Margaretha af Ugglas 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Minister for Development Cooperation Alf Svensson 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 European Affairs and Foreign Trade Ulf Dinkelspiel 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of Defence Minister for Defence,Head of the Ministry of Defence Anders Björck 4 October 1991 3 October 1994 Per Unckel 3 October 1994 7 October 1994 Ministry of Social Affairs Minister for Social Affairs,Head of the Ministry of Social Affairs,Deputy Prime Minister Bengt Westerberg 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Minister for Health Care Bo Könberg 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of Communications Minister for Communications,Head of the Communications Mats Odell 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of Finance Minister for Finance,Head of the Ministry of Finance Anne Wibble 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Minister for Taxes Bo Lundgren 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of Education Minister for Education,Head of the Ministry of Education Per Unckel 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Minister for Schools Beatrice Ask 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of Agriculture Minister for Agriculture,Head of the Ministry of Agriculture Karl Erik Olsson 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of Employment Minister for Employment,Head of the Ministry of Employment Börje Hörnlund 4 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of Housing Minister for Housing,Head of the Ministry of Housing Birgit Friggebo 4 October 1991 30 November 1991 Ministry of Industry Minister for Industry,Head of the Ministry of Industry Per Westerberg 4 October 1991 21 October 1991 Ministry of Enterprise Minister for Enterprise,Head of the Ministry of Enterprise Per Westerberg 21 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry for Civil Service Affairs Minister for Civil Service Affairs,Head of the Ministry for Civil Service Affairs Inger Davidsson 21 October 1991 7 October 1994 Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources,Head of the Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources Olof Johansson 4 October 1991 16 June 1994 Görel Thurdin 16 June 1994 3 October 1994 Karl Erik Olsson 3 October 1994 7 October 1994Deputy Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources Görel Thurdin 4 October 1991 16 June 1994 Ministry of Culture Minister for Culture,Head of the Ministry of Culture Birgit Friggebo 1 December 1991 7 October 1994
See also
1990–1994 Swedish financial crisis
References
External links The Government and the Government Offices of Sweden