Sweden's security advisor left notebook at NATO meeting

A notebook left behind by Sweden's national security advisor at a NATO meeting in Ankara has not been recovered.

The government offices state that the notebook was left behind earlier in July at the NATO summit. It was left in premises where NATO was responsible for security.

The government offices have contacted NATO to have the notebook returned. Since this has not occurred it is considered lost.

The notebook is assessed not to have contained classified information. Therefore no damage assessment has been carried out according to applicable regulations.

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