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The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is now a member of the International Aid Transparency Initiative. By joining, the government has committed to sharing public data on Luxembourg's foreign aid spending according to rigorous global transparency standards.

This year, none of the four traditions, that where first to be listed on the national inventory of intangible cultural heritage in Luxembourg, can take place in the usual way.

We regret the announcement by the US Government of its intention to withdraw from the Open Skies Treaty, although we share their concerns about implementation of the Treaty clauses by Russia.

Due to the current situation with regard to COVID-19, additional adaptations will be applied in public transport.

5G : Amendment of the ministerial decision fixing the conditions and the modalities of the frequency auction procedure The article 8 of the

“I fully support the statement issued yesterday by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, on the formation of a new government in Israel. (...)"

Following the "StartupsVsCovid19" call for projects launched in April, 15 innovative solutions proposed by startups to combat the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis have been selected.

The Luxembourg government has decided to strengthen the support mechanism for the self-employed affected by the financial consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Government in council of 4 May 2020 approved a derogation to article 75 of the Civil Code allowing the civil registrar to celebrate marriages in a municipal building other than the town hall. Civil partnership declarations can take place at the same locations.

5G: Ministerial decision fixing the conditions and the modalities of the frequency auction procedure After public consultation on the interest of

In 2003, UNESCO adopted an important convention to protect and safeguard this rich heritage. The Ministry of Culture of Luxembourg introduced a register for the national intangible heritage in 2007, with four inscriptions a year later.

Sur invitation de Tobias Hans, Président du Sommet de la Grande Région, Ministre-Président de la Sarre, la Ministre à la Grande Région, Corinne Cahen, a participé le 28 avril 2020 à une vidéoconférence des Exécutifs de la Grande Région dédiée à la thématique des enjeux actuels et futurs de la crise sanitaire Covid19 dans le contexte grand-régional.

The overall objective is to avoid a second wave of infected people in the context of exit measures and thus the introduction of a new lockdown.

The call for research projects addressing current and future challenges of COVID-19 launched by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) is now open to public-private partnerships involving companies and research institutions.

La ministre à la Grande Région, Corinne Cahen, s’est entretenue au téléphone avec Amélie de Montchalin, secrétaire d’État française chargée des affaires européennes auprès du ministère de l’Europe et des affaires étrangères.