Liechtenstein in the international spotlight for a day
On Monday, March 5, the US business and finance channel CNBC will be reporting live from Vaduz for one day on the Principality of Liechtenstein as an industrial and financial center.
On Monday, March 5, the US business and finance channel CNBC will be reporting live from Vaduz for one day on the Principality of Liechtenstein as an industrial and financial center.
The reporting will focus on the future opportunities and challenges of the dwarf state, as well as other facets of the country that are of interest to a global audience. Preparations for the special took more than two years, and there is a correspondingly high level of joy at its success: "This is a great opportunity for Liechtenstein and its representatives to present themselves to a top-class global audience," said Liechtenstein's public relations officer Gerlinde Manz-Christ. As Presseportal.ch reports, the program will be presented by Dan Scott, CNBC's Zurich-based correspondent.
CNBC is recognized as the world leader in business news, commenting on financial markets globally in real time and delivering business information to more than 340 million households worldwide. The viewers of CNBC's business programs are business executives and financial market professionals with considerable purchasing power. According to a study from July 2004, CNBC "Business Day" viewers have an average household income of over 1.2 million US dollars.
The reporting will focus on the future opportunities and challenges of the dwarf state, as well as other facets of the country that are of interest to a global audience. Preparations for the special took more than two years, and there is a correspondingly high level of joy at its success: "This is a great opportunity for Liechtenstein and its representatives to present themselves to a top-class global audience," said Liechtenstein's public relations officer Gerlinde Manz-Christ. As Presseportal.ch reports, the program will be presented by Dan Scott, CNBC's Zurich-based correspondent.
CNBC is recognized as the world leader in business news, commenting on financial markets globally in real time and delivering business information to more than 340 million households worldwide. The viewers of CNBC's business programs are business executives and financial market professionals with considerable purchasing power. According to a study from July 2004, CNBC "Business Day" viewers have an average household income of over 1.2 million US dollars.
