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On our way to modern diplomacy
No trade mission is the same Waiting for Mr. Simon Smits, Director-General for Foreign Economic Relations, I find myself leafing through a booklet with the title On our way to Modern Diplomacy, published by the Ministry … Read More »
Big Improvement Day 2015
Big Improvement Day 2015, the podium for inspiring encounters, innovative insights and trans boundary partnerships, was kicked off by Mr. Hans de Boer, President of the Confederation of Netherlands Industry and Employers. Mr. de Boer delivered … Read More »
TEFAF Maastricht
Diplomat Affairs – In touch with the Dutch – Art. Leading galleries from 20 countries at TEFAF Maastricht ‘TEFAF Maastricht (13-22 March 2015) is universally regarded as the world’s leading art fair, setting the standard for … Read More »
In perspective of the three-day visit (29-31 October 2014) of King Willem- Alexander and Queen Máxima to Japan, Mr Masaru Tsuji, the Japanese Ambassador to The Netherlands, gives his vision about the special relationship between both … Read More »
I very much agree with the idea to get in touch with the Dutch Mr. Jan Hoekema, Mayor of Wassenaar, the town known for its international image, sits in his spacious office of Townhall de Paauw. … Read More »
Independance day Sudan
His Excellency Mohamed Elhassan Ibrahim, Ambassador of the Republic of the Sudan, hosted a reception at the Worldhotel Bel Air on the occasion of the 59th Anniversary of the Independence of the Sudan. The twentieth century … Read More »
Holocaust Remembrance Day 2015
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2015, H.E. Haim Divon, Ambassador of Israel, H.E. Timothy Broas, Ambassador of the United States of America and H.E. Ole Moesby, the Ambassador of Denmark hosted a private screening of the … Read More »
One of the main objectives of Diplomat Affairs Magazine is to determine how you are in touch with the Dutch. What better way to do this than to seek similarities between two countries? It becomes even … Read More »
The American Women’s Club
Founded in 1930 to support Americans living in the Netherlands, the American Women’s Club of The Hague quickly became recognized in the local community for its generosity. Special fundraising drives, charity galas and bazaars are deeply … Read More »
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