In May 2025, Anurag Bhushan has been appointed as the India's next Ambassador to _____.
Sweden
The question asks to which country Anurag Bhushan was appointed India's next Ambassador in May 2025.
Anurag Bhushan, a senior Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer, was named India's next Ambassador to Sweden in May 2025.
An Ambassador is India's highest-ranking diplomatic representative in a country, safeguarding its political, economic and trade interests there.
Sweden is a Scandinavian nation in Northern Europe and a valued partner for India in green technology, innovation and clean-energy cooperation.
Denmark, Australia and Canada are each separate diplomatic postings with their own envoys, and none was the assignment announced for Anurag Bhushan.
Such envoy appointments are made by the Ministry of External Affairs to strengthen India's bilateral ties with the host state.
Sweden
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