Aid minister Benjamin Dousa states that the notebook left behind by Sweden's national security advisor in Ankara contained no sensitive information.
Dousa spoke during the government's summer coffee on Thursday. He stressed that neither national security advisor Niclas Kvarnström nor the Government Offices assess that the notebook contained classified information.
The notebook was left behind during the NATO summit in Turkey last week. It was left in a room where NATO was responsible for security, according to the Government Offices.
Dagens Nyheter reported on the incident on Wednesday. The notebook had not been recovered at that time.
