A happy 1st August 2023! 

Published on August 1, 2023

We celebrate Switzerland's 732nd birthday together. Our National Day is the best opportunity to bring together the community of the Swiss Abroad across all borders. A perfect occasion to come together and keep the community strong and connected internationally - like the Swiss Club Queensland who celebrated the Swiss National Day in Brisbane Australia.

The Organisation of the Swiss Abroad, SwissCommunity, whishes a joyful 1st August and is looking forward to many impressions of Swiss National Day 2023 from all over the world!

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