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At the 2025 annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund, Liechtenstein Prime Minister Brigitte Haas met with IMF leadership including Deputy Managing Director Nigel Clarke and First Deputy Managing Director Dan Katz. The week also included meetings with Ministers and high-level officials from Switzerland, India, Malaysia, Thailand, EU, Iceland, Luxembourg, Germany, Saudi Arabia and Andorra to advance multilateral and bilateral partnerships. In addition, Prime Minister Haas met representatives of the U.S.
In a recent podcast episode of Chief Influencer, hosted by Anthony Shop, Ambassador Georg Sparber shares his perspectives on influence and how it operates in both highly visible and quiet strategic ways. He highlights the importance of building influence and trust over time through consistency and a focus on applying core strengths and expertise to amplify influence.
Forbes Magazine recently released its ranking of 2025's most beautiful villages and Liechtenstein’s mountain village of Steg was awarded the 14th rank. Steg is a small village, tucked into an alpine valley at 1300 meters (4265 feet) above sea level.
Since summer 2025, Ivoclar, a dental products manufacturer with headquarters in Liechtenstein, has introduced a training program for apprentices at their Somerset, New Jersey production facility. The program combines American structures with the company’s vocational training philosophy.
From May 25-28 a bipartisan group of senior congressional staff from the House and Senate visited Liechtenstein. The annual trip, which has been going on since 2009 under the US Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act (MECEA), focuses on Liechtenstein-US bilateral relations and aims to foster continued partnerships and advancing mutual interests.
This week Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sabine Monauni met with United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. They had a very constructive exchange. Liechtenstein and the US have much potential to strengthen and deepen their economic ties and we look forward to engaging further with our US partners.
Prime Minister Brigitte Haas led the Liechtenstein delegation at the IMF Spring Meetings April 24-25 in Washington D.C, where member countries from all around the world gathered to discuss the state of the world economy. The Prime Minister met with Heads of State and Government and finance ministers, as well as IMF leadership to discuss a wide range of political issues, including current geopolitical and economic challenges.
On February 9th, Liechtensteiners elected their new parliament, the Landtag. Two months later, Liechtenstein’s Head of Government Brigitte Haas (VU - Patriotic Union) was officially sworn in by H.S.H. Hereditary Prince Alois of Liechtenstein at Vaduz Castle on Thursday, April 10, 2025.
This week Dr. Clara Guerra, Head of Liechtenstein's Office for Digital Innovation, visited Washington to present Liechtenstein’s experience as a pioneer in the field of blockchain regulation and digital assets.
There was keen interest in Liechtenstein's legal framework for the Token Economy as the United States discusses developing its own regulatory regime.