Bern: Ambassador Bradić visited Liechtenstein

The Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to Switzerland and on a non-residential basis in Liechtenstein, Goran Bradić, visited Vaduz, with a larger group of ambassadors accredited in Bern, where he met with Prime Minister Daniel Risch and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Principality of Liechtenstein, Dominique Hasler, who presented the priorities of the new Cabinet on that occasion.

During the informal meeting and conversation with the Minister of Foreign Affairs Hasler and Prime Minister Risch, Ambassador Bradić exchanged views on bilateral relations, and it was stated that with mutual efforts they can be intensified and enriched, primarily in the economic field and in the area of investments.

Prime Minister Risch pointed out that the Government managed to control the pandemic, in terms of health, and that the economy of that country proved to be resistant to the consequences that the COVID-19 virus brought with it.

He also stressed that Liechtenstein's other economic parameters remained stable – the unemployment rate remained low, there was no increase in public debt, and the Government will continue to promote the country as an industrial, innovative and financial center in this part of Europe.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dominique Hasler, presented Liechtenstein's foreign policy priorities – relating to a more effective fight against climate change, strengthening the human rights agenda, with special emphasis on combating human trafficking and modern slavery, as well as strengthening multilateralism in international relations.