Finland State Visit in Luxembourg

Finland State Visit in Luxembourg

President Alexander Stubb’s state visit to Luxembourg emphasized a cooperative and forward-looking tone centered on deepening bilateral ties and strengthening European unity.

The core topics of the visit encompassed commercial and economic cooperation, comprehensive security, global challenges, and a shared commitment to addressing Russia's war of aggression in Ukraine through close diplomatic, institutional, and technological partnership.

Here's FinChamLux's collection of articles and speeches related to Finland's state visit to Luxembourg 29-30 September 2026.

"Focus on security" - Summary of the state visit - Finland Government


"Finnish president Alexander Stubb discusses Russia, security and areas of cooperation with Luxembourg ahead of visit on 29 and 30 September"

LInk to: Luxembourg Times interview with Alexander Stubb ahead of the state visit


On September 29, 2026, the President of the Republic of Finland, Alexander Stubb, and Suzanne Innes-Stubb embarked on a two-day State visit to Luxembourg at the invitation of TRH the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess, marking the first incoming State visit since the Grand Duke's accession to the throne. The first day included an official welcome with a 21-gun salute at the Grand Ducal Palace, insightful cultural visits, and professional engagements at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) and a state banquet dinner at the Grand Ducal Palace.


During the second day of their State visit to Luxembourg on September 30, 2026, Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Suzanne Innes-Stubb engaged in a series of prominent academic and institutional milestones, beginning with a visit to the University of Luxembourg where President Stubb delivered an address on strategic competition. 

Following a tour of the Belval innovation hub and a cultural visit by the First Lady to the National Library, the presidential couple attended an official lunch and joint press conference hosted by Prime Minister Luc Frieden at Bourglinster Castle. 

The historic visit concluded with a presentation and tour at SES headquarters in Betzdorf Castle, followed by a formal farewell ceremony at Luxembourg Airport before the presidential delegation's departure for Helsinki.


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Finland Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg (FinChamLux) is a bilateral business chamber fostering business relations between Finland and Luxembourg.

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We are a non-profit organisation (association sans but lucratif) registered in Luxembourg in 2022.

© 2026 FinChamLux. All rights reserved.

Finland Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg (FinChamLux) is a bilateral business chamber fostering business relations between Finland and Luxembourg.

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We are a non-profit organisation (association sans but lucratif) registered in Luxembourg in 2022.

© 2026 FinChamLux. All rights reserved.