Lobbying au palais fédéral Trailer

Lobbying au palais fédéral Trailer (2023)

01 December 2023 Factual

Lobbying for the position of Federal Councillor is crucial, and nothing is left to chance. Aperitifs at the Federal Palace and elsewhere, support from communications agencies, and lobbying through fellow politicians are all key elements of a successful campaign.

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Switzerland 01 December 2023

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