Hans-Adam II
Prince of Liechtenstein
Born
February 14th, 1945
80 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Liechtenstein
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Born in 1945, the Prince of Liechtenstein served as the head of state of one of the world's smallest countries. He assumed the throne in 1989 and has since advocated for an efficient and modern constitutional monarchy. Under his leadership, Liechtenstein's financial services sector expanded significantly. The Prince played a crucial role in promoting the principality's neutrality and economic stability. He has also been actively involved in various philanthropic initiatives.
Served as Head of State of Liechtenstein
Promoted Liechtenstein’s financial sector
Advocated for a modern constitutional monarchy
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