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Prime Minister Stefan Löfven continues his post on Twitter by writing “Together we can lead a green transformation to create the jobs of the future.”
The party’s moderate leader, Ulf Kristersson, writes on Instagram:
“Joe Biden will be the next president of the United States and there are many of us tonight who feel hopeful about this announcement. I think it would be good for the United States, but also for Europe and Sweden.”
Ebba Busch: “You have a difficult task ahead of you”
Center leader Annie Lööf also congratulated both Kamala Harris and Joe Biden “for a good performance and a final sprint at a difficult time” and writes on Twitter: “There are probably many who sigh in relief after four years of Donald Trump and the valrysare of the day “.
The leader of the Christian Democratic Party, Ebba Busch, writes on Twitter that the United States at this time, and probably in the future as well, is “deeply divided” and that “Biden has a difficult task ahead of him to bring people together.” “For Europe, it is important that cooperation on security policy with the United States is repaired,” he concludes.
Foreign Minister Ann Linde (S) told TT earlier this week that congratulations will not be sent until one candidate is declared the winner and the other loser. Despite this, it is one of those in power around the world that has sent its congratulations to Joe Biden since he was declared the winner by various US media and news agencies.
“There is so much we can do together, in terms of democracy, gender equality, the fight against climate change, European security and multilateralism, at a time when this is necessary,” she wrote on Twitter.
Several party leaders wish congratulations
Left-wing party leader Nooshi Dadgostar wrote on Twitter that it was “very welcome” for the American people to “reject” Donald Trump. “For the first time in 28 years, a president can leave the White House after a single term. Trump lives by pitting people against each other. He incites right-wing extremists and does not respect democracy,” he writes.
The spokespersons for the Green Party, Isabella Lövin and Per Bolund, and the Liberals also congratulated the winner of the elections.
