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The law of 27 July 2022 relating to municipal administrative fines and the extension of the competencies of municipal agents aims to empower municipal agents to report infringements as set by the general police regulations of the municipality, sanctioned by either administrative or criminal fines as well as to offer a neighbourhood service favouring social cohesion in the municipalities.

Le système de l’enseignement supérieur au Luxembourg - Liste des formations d'enseignement supérieur reconnues - Contact Service Accréditation: accreditation@mesr.etat.lu

On 8 March 2023, the Luxembourg Women in Finance Charter was launched to improve gender diversity in the Luxembourg financial centre.

Introduction Dans le but de satisfaire aux obligations issues des accords de Paris et en ligne avec la politique de diversification de la place financière, le ministère des Finances s’intéresse de près aux financements axés sur l’économie durable...

Coronavirus: Recommendations, FAQs and family support leave Suspension of the recommendations to the actors of the care sector and socio-family sector

On the 1st of March 2019, the Government Council adopted the National Interoperability Framework (NIF) guiding public sector organisms of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, which fall within its scope, on how to attain a higher level of interoperability.

An annual NIF4Gov call for projects has been launched since 2022, which allows selected interoperability project leaders to benefit from funding and from coaching.

Luxembourg’s strategic vision for artificial intelligence (AI) has led to the creation of an AI4Gov interministerial committee, whose objective is to encourage the ministries and administrations to make use of artificial intelligence (AI) and data science to improve the State's services and procedures

Since the launch of the "5G strategy for Luxembourg", the SMC and the Government's initiative "Digital Luxembourg" have been actively committed to promoting and fostering innovative 5G solutions and actions at multiple levels. The Call for Projects I and the Call for Projects II illustrate this commitment.

The EBSILUX project integrates Luxembourg into the European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI). EBSI is part of the European Blockchain Partnership (EBP), a partnership between 29 countries (EU Member States, Norway and Liechtenstein) and the European Commission.

The voters of the commune directly elect the members of the Municipal Council every six years. Each municipality has a Municipal Council from which the College of Mayor and Aldermen, the executive body of the commune, generates.

One of the strategic priorities of the Ministry for Digitalisation directly involves digital inclusion. A number of the Ministry’s projects and initiatives address this commitment.

Political leave for local elected officials Mayors, aldermen and council members are entitled to political leave for the hours of work devoted to the

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a unitary country with only one level of territorial decentralisation - the communes are the only decentralised territorial authorities and play an essential role in local political, economic, social and cultural life. They must constantly adapt to the challenges of modern society.

Marriage is often one of the key events in an individual's life. Modern couples are questioning more and more the formalities imposed by the law for the celebration of a civil marriage and they aspire to a more personalised organisation of their ceremony.