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23.05.2016

Swiss Foreign Policy Strategy 2016 – 2019

The Foreign Policy Strategy sets out the Federal Council’s priorities and areas of special interest in foreign policy for 2016 – 2019. Its strategic objectives include consolidating and regulating relations with the EU and the EU and EFTA countries, working more closely with global partners, expanding mediation activities in the field of peace and security, and pursuing the commitment to sustainable development and prosperity.

The strategy is also available in German, French and Italian.

For the internet version (pdf) and to order printed copies: 

www.fdfa.admin.ch/publication

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