BASEL, Switzerland — Switzerland has been making headlines for years with its referendums to tighten immigration, the most recent in February infuriating its neighbors after voters approved quotas for foreigners hailing from the European Union.

But a different debate has been waged alongside attempts to clamp down on immigration — how to better attract and integrate the richer, skilled foreigners who often dislike Switzerland, and entice them to stay.

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