Tiana Angelina Moser

She joined the Green Liberal Party (GLP) in 2004 and in Federal Elections of 2007 she was elected into the National Council.^[3] In 2011 she was elected as the leader of the parliamentarian group.^[4] She was in the Commission for Foreign Politics between 2007 and 2021 and was its president between 2019 and 2021.^[5] She was a candidate for the Council of State as a representative of the GLP for the canton of Zürich in 2019,^[6][1] but not elected. In October 2022 she was announced again as a candidate for the Council of State for the Federal Elections in 2023.^[1]

She is known for her support of a healthy work-life balance and the protection of the environment.^[3] Regarding the Swiss neutrality, she supported a permission for the export of protective clothes for the civilian population.^[7] In national politics she is aware of the difficulties a party not taking part in a political alliance for the elections to the cantonal executives and suggested that after an evaluation it should be possible to take part in either an alliance in right or left-wing politics.^[8]

Regarding the bilateral relations between Switzerland and the European Union, she was a firm supporter of the ongoing negotiations towards an Institutional Agreement [fr].^[9] After the Federal Council then announced the end of the negotiations in May 2021, she led a delegation of Swiss MPs to Brussels to evaluate the situation.^[10] In view of a re-admission of Switzerland to the EU programs Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ she would support the doubling of the sum which Switzerland pays as a contribution to the European Union.^[11]

Since 2018, she is in a relationship with the National Councillor of the Social Democratic Party (SP) Matthias Aebischer.^[12] She is the mother of 3 children.^[12]