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Biografia. È stato Primo ministro dal 4 ottobre 1991 al 7 ottobre 1994 e leader del Partito Moderato dal 1986 al 1999 . Nel 1992 ha introdotto la riforma delle scuole pubbliche a contratto e l'abolizione della carta scolastica, riforme che hanno favorito la privatizzazione dell'istruzione. [1]
- 4 ottobre 1991 –, 7 ottobre 1994
- Ingvar Carlsson
Nils Daniel Carl Bildt (born 15 July 1949) is a Swedish politician and diplomat who served as Prime Minister of Sweden from 1991 to 1994. He led the Moderate Party from 1986 to 1999, appearing at its lead candidate in four general elections, before his appointment as Minister for Foreign Affairs under Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt from 2006 ...
Carl Bildt is a leading expert on European and global affairs, with experience as prime minister, foreign minister, and EU and UN envoy. He is the co-chair of ECFR's Council and the author of several publications on topics such as Russia, Ukraine, Bosnia, and Afghanistan.
Carl Bildt is a former prime minister and foreign minister of Sweden, and a leading voice on global affairs. Follow him on Twitter to get his insights on current events, politics, diplomacy and more. Join the conversation with @CarlBildt and his over 700k followers.
15 feb 2024 · Esteri. Carl Bildt: “Trump imprevedibile, è un rischio. A Putin non basterà il Donbass” L’ex premier e ministro degli Esteri svedese: «Usa decisivi per l’intera Alleanza. L’esito della guerra...
- Monica Perosino
Carl Bildt is a former prime minister and foreign minister of Sweden and a diplomat with expertise in diplomacy, Europe, and international relations. He co-chaired the European Council on Foreign Relations and served as EU special envoy to the Former Yugoslavia, high representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, and co-chair of the Dayton Peace Conference.
16 apr 2022 · Lo dice in un’intervista al Corriere della Sera l’ex premier svedese Carl Bildt, alla guida del Paese dal 1991 al 1994 e leader del Partito Moderato dal 1986 al 1999. Secondo Bildt, “La...
