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Olivier Curty: "Bilaterals Didn't Fall From the Sky, It Was Switzerland that Asked for Them"

Summary by Le Temps
While bilaterals III are being debated in the Federal Chambers, the Conference of the Governments of Western Switzerland (CGSO) took a position this Thursday in favour of the package of agreements with the European Union. For its president, the Centralist Fribourg State Councillor, Olivier Curty, stabilising our relations with our neighbours is the only pragmatic choice. InterviewUnknown to the general public, Polytype is the world leader in the…

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Olivier Curty: "Bilaterals Didn't Fall From the Sky, It Was Switzerland that Asked for Them"

While bilaterals III are being debated in the Federal Chambers, the Conference of the Governments of Western Switzerland (CGSO) took a position this Thursday in favour of the package of agreements with the European Union. For its president, the Centralist Fribourg State Councillor, Olivier Curty, stabilising our relations with our neighbours is the only pragmatic choice. InterviewUnknown to the general public, Polytype is the world leader in the…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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