Holger Gustafsson

Holger Gustafsson (born 1946) is a Swedish Christian Democratic politician, member of the Riksdag since 1991.

He finished training as a Construction engineer in 1970 and earned a degree in business administration with a major in marketing in 1973.

Current posts

Member, the Parliament of Sweden
Member, the Swedish Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs
Member, the Swedish Parliament Committee on Finance
Delegate, the Inter-Parliamentary Union
Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, Sida
Member of the board and the executive committee of the Christian Democratic Party Skaraborg County section

Member of the European Parliament[1]
Member of the Swedish Parliament Committee on Taxation
Member of the Swedish Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe delegation
Deputy Chairman of the Swedish Parliament Committee on Civil Law
Member of Swedish Parliament EEA Committee and the EC delegation
Member of the Swedish Parliament Committee on the Environment and Agriculture
The Speakers' Conference (Talmanskonferensen)
Chairman of the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority
The Commission on the Courts
The Reference Group for Swedish Agriculture
The Municipal Council and the Education Board
The County Council Executive Committee
Skaraborg County Administrative Board
The Federation of Swedish Industries’ Committee on the Business Sector
Christian Democratic Party Executive, and the board of the parliamentary party
Chairman of the Christian Democrats in Skaraborg County
The Christian Democratic Party's EU group
Skaraborg County Council
Skaraborg County Council Hospital Board
Västra Götaland County Administrative Board
The Council of Europe for Human Rights
Christian Democrats party group in Skaraborg County Council
Västra Götaland Regional Development Board
Gothenburg Tax Authority, board member
Chairman of the Christian Democratic Party's regional executive committee in Västra Götaland

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