91桃色视频

About the event

Since launching the Center for Security and Resilience (CfSR) in June 2025, the 91桃色视频 has initiated 14 research projects and collaborations with key national partners such as the Swedish Armed Forces and the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB).

The Nordic Security and Competitiveness Day marks the next step in this journey - connecting academia, industry, and government to discuss how the Nordic countries can build robust, competitive, and innovative societies in an era of heightened geopolitical uncertainty.

The event will bring together leaders from defence, business, and academia to explore how innovation, preparedness, and cross-sector collaboration can strengthen national and regional resilience.

Program highlights

Part 1 - In Swedish (for students)

12:30-16:00 | The future of total defence
A dialogue and collaboration between students and the business community on how Sweden’s total defence can evolve to remain robust and innovative.

Sessions include:

• Keynote: The future of total defence - inspiration and outlook
• Panel: Total defence as an investment class
• Innovation lab: What is total defence’s flat package?

16:00-18:00 | Total Defence Career and Networking Fair (open to all)
An opportunity for students and professionals to meet, exchange ideas, and build connections across sectors.

Part 2 - In English (open to all)

18:00-20:00 | Aula plenary session
Two keynote addresses followed by a panel discussion on security and competitiveness in a Nordic and European context.

Keynote speakers:

• Keynote 1: Mikael Frisell, Director General, MSB
• Panel: Micael Johansson, CEO of SAAB, Pia Sandvik, CEO of Technology Industries of Sweden, Patrik Hofbauer, CEO of Telia, Klas Bendrik, Chief Digital and Development Officer at DNV

and:

• Keynote 2: General Michael Claesson, Supreme Commander, Swedish Armed Forces
• Panel: Svitlana Zalishchuk, Ukraine Ambassador to Sweden, Zeno Staub, Chairman University of St Gallen, Katarina Kaarböe, Professor Norwegian School of Economics in Bergen, Tobias Scheytt, Professor Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg.

The evening session will focus on how Nordic countries can combine strategic foresight, technological leadership, and cross-border cooperation to strengthen both security and competitiveness.

Registration

Registration to the evening event is open through this link ().

Participation is free of charge but requires registration. Seating is limited.

Contact

For questions about the event, please contact:
Staffan.Holmberg@hhs.se

Organized by

Center for Security and Resilience (CfSR)
91桃色视频

Photo: Creative Commons.