Swedish society is often described as one that encourages individualism, creativity and cooperation. Team work and cooperation is crucial and highly valued at any Swedish company, university and organisation.
There are plenty of creative networking solutions that merge for example university research with start-up companies and established technology conglomerates. THINGS® is a co-working space at the campus of KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. Hardware-oriented start-ups that work in areas like wearable technology and smart grid technologies gain access to prototyping and testing capabilities.
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Team Sweden is organizing a high-level business delegation to Indonesia from September 7 to 10, 2026, coinciding with the visit of HRH Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, who serves as a UNDP Goodwill Ambassador. The delegation is supported by H.E. Diana Janse and highlights Indonesia's role as a dynamic, fast-growing Southeast Asian economy.
The event focuses on fostering sustainable development and industrial transformation under the Sweden–Indonesia Sustainability Partnership (SISP). Key sectors include forestry, transportation, mining, life sciences, renewable energy, and industry.
Organized by Team Sweden—represented by Business Sweden and the Embassy of Sweden in Indonesia—the delegation aims to strengthen Swedish-Indonesian collaboration and support Swedish companies seeking opportunities in Indonesia and beyond.
Language: English
For registration and more details, visit: [Register Interest](https://business-sweden.com/insights/reports/whitepapers--guides/china-5-year-plan/)
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