International Alliance of Libertarian Parties

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International Alliance of Libertarian Parties

Abbreviation	IALP
Formation	6 March 2015; 6 years ago (2015-03-06)[1]
Purpose	Establish, maintain and promote worldwide libertarian political parties
Headquarters	Switzerland[2]
Region served	Worldwide
Membership	21
Chairman	Geoff Neale
Website	ialp.com

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The International Alliance of Libertarian Parties (IALP) is an alliance of libertarian political parties around the world. Its mission is to promote such libertarian politics internationally.^[3]

At the 2014 Libertarian National Convention in the United States, former chairman of the Libertarian National Committee Geoff Neale was appointed to help with the creation of an alliance of global libertarian parties. On 6 March 2015, the IALP was formed with ten founding members.^[1][4] As of 2021, the IALP has 21 members ^[5]

Members[]

Countries shaded in denote founding members of the IALP.

Country	Party	Seats (lower house)	Seats (upper house)
Australia	Liberal Democratic Party	0 / 151	0 / 76
Belgium	[fr]	0 / 150	0 / 60
Canada	Libertarian Party of Canada	0 / 338	0 / 105
Colombia	Libertario	0 / 172	0 / 108
Czech Republic	Party of Free Citizens	0 / 200	1 / 81
France	Parti Libéral	0 / 577	0 / 348
Germany	Party of Reason	0 / 709	0 / 69
Italy	Libertarian Movement	0 / 630	0 / 321
Ivory Coast	[fr]	0 / 255	0 / 99
Netherlands	Libertarische Partij	0 / 150	0 / 75
Norway	Capitalist Party	Storting 0 / 169 Sámediggi 0 / 39
Poland	KORWiN	5 / 460	0 / 100
Portugal	Partido Libertário	0 / 230
Russia	Libertarian Party of Russia	0 / 450	0 / 170
Scotland	Scottish Libertarian Party	0 / 59	0 / 129
South Africa	Libertarian Party of South Africa	0 / 400	0 / 90
Spain	Partido Libertario	0 / 350	0 / 265
Sweden	Classical Liberal Party	0 / 349
Switzerland	Libertarian Party	0 / 200	0 / 46
United Kingdom	Libertarian Party	0 / 650	0 / 778
United States	Libertarian Party	0 / 435	0 / 100

See also[]

• List of libertarian political parties
• Libertarianism in the United States

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