Members of the Swedish Parliament Delegation to Taiwan Presidential Election January 6–11, 2020 MEMBERS OF THE SWEDISH PARLIAMENT – SVERIGES RIKSDAG Hon. Cecilia Widegren The Moderate Party Chair of the Riksdag Delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union Member of the Executive Committee, Inter-Parliamentary Union E-mail: [email protected] instagram.com/ceciliawidegren/ facebook.com/cecilia.widegren.7 twitter.com/widegrencecilia linkedin.com/in/cecilia-widegren-7bb7714/ Tel.: +46 8 786 54 97 Hon. Ann-Britt Åsebol The Moderate Party Member of the Committee on Cultural Affairs Deputy Member of the Committee on Education Deputy Member of the Swedish Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: + 46 70 595 18 02 Hon. David Josefsson The Moderate Party Member of the Committee on Civil Affairs Deputy Member of the Committee on Justice E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: +46 724 67 61 44 Hon. Hampus Hagman Christian Democrats Member of the Committee on Taxation Deputy Member of the Committee on European Union Affairs Deputy Member of the Committee on Finance E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: +46 7 097 791 14 PARTICIPANTS FROM TAIPEI MISSION IN SWEDEN Ms. Christine Chia-chi Yi First Secretary Taipei Mission in Sweden Ministry of Foreign Affairs, R.O.C. (Taiwan) E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: +46 8 728 85 13 From left to right: Hon. David Josefsson, Hon. Ann-Britt Åsebol, Ambassador Daniel T.C. Liao, Hon. Hampus Hagman, Hon. Cecilia Widegren. THE RIKSDAG The Swedish Parliament, the Riksdag, is the supreme decision-making assembly in Sweden. Every four years, the Swedish citizens choose 349 individuals to represent them in the Riksdag. During the current electoral period (2018–2022), eight parties are represented. The Riksdag has 15 parliamentary committees, which are responsible for preparing legislative proposals within their respective areas of responsibility. The Riksdag adopts legislation, determines the central government budget, examines the work of the Government, works with EU-related matters and draws up Sweden’s foreign policy together with the Government. The Swedish Parliament, SE-100 12 Stockholm, Sweden Phone: +46 (8) 786 40 00 • www.riksdagen.se .