AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFinancial Services: Liechtenstein’s courts, police and Bankers Association have agreed on secure, standardized electronic sharing of bank records and transaction data, aiming to make investigations more efficient. Agriculture: France’s first recorded human Shamonda virus infection has drawn attention to a livestock virus also detected in Liechtenstein. Authorities say the case appears isolated, with no general-public health risk identified. Trade: Liechtenstein and its EFTA partners signed a free-trade agreement with Vietnam on October 18, opening scope for closer trade in goods, services and investment. Bilateral EFTA–Vietnam trade reached €4.8 billion in 2025; businesses should check origin and sustainability requirements as both sides prepare for a targeted early-2027 start. Liechtenstein’s prime minister also concluded a Vietnam visit that included a double-taxation agreement.
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