In cooperation with the responsible offices and specialised units, the Ministry of Home Affairs ensures public safety at the national and municipal level, civil protection, and rescue services. Other key responsibilities of the Ministry include national and municipal citizenship, the political rights of the people, civil status, and the law governing foreigners and migration, with a focus on movement of persons, asylum, Schengen/Dublin, integration, and certificates of citizenship. The Ministry of Home Affairs is also responsible for oversight of the municipalities.

In cooperation with the responsible offices and specialised units, the Economy Department works to maintain and optimise the favourable conditions for companies and employees operating and working in Liechtenstein. To ensure competitiveness and non-discriminatory access to international markets, cooperation at the bilateral, European, and international levels is likewise crucial. The Economy Department's tasks also cover energy, telecommunications, media, and tourism.

These responsibilities include oversight of public entities working in postal services, energy supply, telecommunications, broadcasting, and promotion of Liechtenstein as a business location. In addition to providing and operating critical infrastructure, these entities ensure a high level of public services.

Sport and involvement in sports clubs strengthen social life in Liechtenstein and are crucial to health and quality of life. This makes it essential to safeguard the prerequisites for engaging in sport, to build on those prerequisites, and to expand them with new impulses. The aim is to enable anyone interested in sport to participate, and thereby to promote health of body and mind. At the elite level, we offer the best possible conditions for our competitive athletes and sports federations to excel.