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MSB changes its name - and gets a new director general

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The authority for social protection changes its name to the authority for civil defence. At the same time, Major General Mikael Frisell becomes the new director general. - He comes in as a new force with important experience from the military defence, says Carl-Oskar Bohlin, minister for civil defence.

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The authority for social protection changes its name to the authority for civil defence. At the same time, Major General Mikael Frisell becomes the new director general. - He comes in as a new force with important experience from the military defence, says Carl-Oskar Bohlin, minister for civil defence.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Major General Mikael Frisell will be the new Director General of MSB. At the same time, the authority changes its name to the Civil Defense Authority. - Civil defense has been greatly neglected for a long time, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M).

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The authority for social security and preparedness (MSB) is changing its name. As of January 1, 2026, it will be called the Civil Defense Authority, says the government at a press conference. The authority also gets a new director general – the military Mikael Frisell.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The former Authority for Community Protection and Preparedness is being replaced. Now you get both a new name - and a military top as director general.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Swedish Agency for Civil Protection and Preparedness (MSB) changes its name to the Swedish Agency for Civil Defense.

The Swedish Agency for Civil Protection and Preparedness (MSB) changes its name to the Swedish Agency for Civil Defense.

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Aftonbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Friday, October 25, 2024.
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