Cyber and digital issues are growing in scope and importance as an item on the foreign and security policy agenda. The emergence of new strategic digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum technology, advanced semiconductors and next-generation communications networks (6G) is a key factor in international cooperation and the global balance of power. By virtue of its role as a leading global actor, and with a wide range of instruments available to it, the EU is Sweden’s most important foreign policy platform also in relation to cyber and digital issues. Sweden will pursue a policy based on solidarity within the scope of the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Based on our interests and values, Sweden will be a key actor in international contexts, including in relation to strategic partners. Cooperation with the private sector on international and cross-border threats and attacks is also an important part. To strengthen its role and influence internationally, it is crucial that Sweden pursues a coherent and integrated foreign and security policy on cyber and digital issues.