The Electroweak part of the Moriond conference this year took place in the backdrop of the imminent submission of the updated European Strategy for Particle Physics and the completion of the feasibility study for the Future Circular Collider. All major experiments in this field covering flavour physics, neutrinos, dark matter and axion searches, and the LHC experiments presented a rich harvest of new results. For the first time in this conference quantum sensing as a tool for particle physics and the experiments using quantum sensor platforms got a fair bit of representation. In this seminar I will present an experimental summary of this conference and indicate the future directions the high energy physics community intends to go in light of where we stand.