On 6 January 2026, the City of Stockholm announced the establishment of an integration pact that brings together representatives of private businesses, civil society and the public sector in an open network. The pact aims to contribute to an inclusive local labour market, particularly for newly arrived migrants. It addresses education and employment, skills supply, inclusion and diversity. Activities and meeting formats are designed to be flexible and adaptable, and have already been adjusted to better meet the evolving needs and circumstances of people displaced from Ukraine. The city views the pact as an example for other municipalities in Sweden and beyond.
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