Sweden Orders New Saab Command
Sweden's government has appointed a new commander for the country's defense procurement agency, which is responsible for overseeing the development of the troubled Gripen fighter jet and other military projects.
The new commander, Fredrik Hjelmquist, takes over from Sven Hulqvist, who has been criticized for his handling of the Gripen program, which has been plagued by delays and cost overruns.
"I am very proud to accept the assignment," Hjelmquist said in a statement. "I look forward to working with the Ministry of Defence and the Swedish Armed Forces to ensure that our military gets the equipment they need."
The appointment comes as the Swedish government is under pressure to deliver on its promise to develop a new fighter jet, the Gripen E, which is expected to enter service in 2025.
The Gripen E is a key component of Sweden's military modernization program, which aims to upgrade the country's defense capabilities and improve its ability to project power abroad.
The program has been dogged by delays and cost overruns, and the Swedish government has faced criticism for its handling of the project.
Hjelmquist's appointment is seen as a bid to restore confidence in the program and ensure its timely completion.
Author's resume: The appointment of a new commander for Sweden's defense procurement agency is a significant development in the country's military modernization program, which aims to deliver a new fighter jet, the Gripen E, by 2025.
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