Head of Communications Sebastian Hueber leaves the FDFA
Head of Communications Sebastian Hueber is leaving the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA). As the department announced on Monday, he will be taking on other responsibilities now that the reorganization of the press office has been completed.
The reorganization was completed at the end of 2020. Hueber took up his position in 2019 with the task of reorganizing the communications department.
Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis thanked Hueber for his "great work and tireless commitment," according to the communiqué. The media office will have a new head.
Hueber joined the FDFA from the Federal Nuclear Safety Inspectorate. From 2005 to 2011, he was spokesman and deputy head of communications at the Department of Defense (DDPS). Before that, he worked as a journalist and editor, including for the news agency SDA, now Keystone-SDA. (SDA)
