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Swedish Minister coming today

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New Delhi, Aug 31 The Swedish Minister for Trade, Mr Sten Tolgfors, will begin his official tour of India on Saturday. He will be accompanied by a high-level delegation representing the Swedish construction industry.

He will inaugurate the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Mumbai on September 5. The Minister is also scheduled to meet Finance Minister Mr P. Chidambaram and Commerce Minister Mr Kamal Nath.

Mr Tolgfors will also participate in a trade policy seminar with representatives from leading think-tanks.

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