Liechtenstein Government To Shell Out 2 Million Francs For Online Portal
According to reports in
the online edition of the Liechtensteiner Vaterland this week, the government
of the principality is poised to approve the allocation of around 2 million
Francs for the development of 'Virtual House Liechtenstein', an online portal
designed to inform visitors on all aspects of life and business in the offshore
jurisdiction. The initiative was announced
recently by Florian Krenkel, advisor to the Princely House, who explained that
the objective was to counter the sometimes negative opinion held of the principality.
'I consider it excellent that government decided, along with various administering
bodies, to establish a platform which will allow Liechtenstein to present itself
the way it wishes to be perceived from abroad,' he said at the time. 'Virtual House Liechtenstein'
is set to go live on the 1st January 2002, and can be found at www.Liechtenstein.li.
However, it is unclear as to whether the new one-stop portal will replace the
existing official website which can presently be found at that address. .
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