Gabriel Lüchinger
Gabriel Lüchinger is a highly connected Swiss diplomat and security expert, currently serving as the head of the International Security Department in the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs. He has a strong background in law and international relations, having studied at the University of Bern and the University of Uppsala. Lüchinger gained notable recognition for leading the high-level peace conference on Ukraine held at Bürgenstock. With extensive experience in military and diplomatic roles, including serving as a military attaché in Egypt and the UAE, he is viewed as a top candidate for the position of Director of the Federal Intelligence Service (NDB) following the resignation of Christian Dussey. His leadership qualities and international network make him a standout figure in Swiss politics.
Born on Jan 01, 1975 (50 years old)
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Switzerland:
Gabriel Lüchinger is recognized as a key figure in Swiss diplomacy, successfully engaging in talks with Russian officials.
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Gabriel Lüchinger is traveling to Moscow to participate in a security conference and explore the possibility of hosting peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.
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Switzerland:
Gabriel Lüchinger is considered a favorite for the position of head of the intelligence service.
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Switzerland:
Gabriel Lüchinger is the new special envoy for the USA from Switzerland.
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Switzerland:
Gabriel Lüchinger is appointed as a special envoy for the USA to clarify relations with Donald Trump.
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Switzerland:
Gabriel Lüchinger is the head of the international security department who was appointed as a special envoy by the Swiss government.
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Switzerland:
Gabriel Lüchinger has been appointed as a special envoy for the USA.
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Switzerland:
Gabriel Lüchinger is a well-connected personality in Bern and is considered a strong candidate for the position of NDB chief.
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