Switzerland's European policy
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New media releases and information on the relations between Switzerland and Europe.
Press conferences of the Federal Council on matters concerning European policy
Speeches of the Head of the FDFA and of the Director of the DEA.
Overview of Switzerland's European policy
Parliamentary interventions and debates of the Council
Important steps of the Switzerland's European policy
Popular votes concerning European policy
Main bilateral agreements and arrangements between Switzerland and the EU
Texts of the agreements and application and implementation of the Swiss-EU bilateral agreements
Entry into force of the main Bilateral Agreements Switzerland-EU since 1972
Information on negotiations between Switzerland and the EU
Information on main open issues between Switzerland and the EU
Presentation of the European Union
Importance of the relations with the EU for Switzerland
Differents brochures on Switzerland's European policy
From the foreign policy strategy to the annual report on Switzerland's contribution to the enlarged EU: overview of key Swiss strategies and reports concerning European policy.
The procedure for gaining access to official documents in accordance with the transparency principle
Frequently asked questions on Schengen/Dublin and Brexit
Economic data Switzerland-EU,key data on matters concerning European policy
Presentations on Switzerland's European policy
Seminars on European integration for employees of the Confederation and the Cantons.
State Secretary Roberto Balzaretti has headed the Directorate for European Affairs (DEA) since February 2018 and coordinates negotiations with the EU.
Vacant positions at the DEA
Some 50 staff are employed within the three divisions, two sections and one Staff Office of the DEA. Structure and responsibilities of the Directorate and its organisational units.
Contact the DEA
The DEA is the centre of expertise for Switzerland's European policy
