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Revealed: Het Oude Loo Palace turns into Ukrainian refugee centre

The Dutch Royal Information Service (RVD) announced that starting next week, Het Houde Loo Palace will be open to house Ukrainian refugees.In a press release, the Royal House stated that 32 people would be welcomed to the palace – specifically 15 women, 12 children and five men.The welcoming of the refugees into the structure will be handled by the COA, the local…
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King Willem-Alexander visits port to talk about green energy

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands travelled to Rotterdam to visit its port, the country’s biggest point of entrance for energy and the focus of a massive effort to transition the Netherlands to green hydrogen. The visit took place on Tuesday, 12 April, and, besides a visit to energy import infrastructure, it also included a cruise through Maasvlakte, a massive civil engineering…
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A touching tribute to Ukraine marks the official beginning of the Indian State Visit to the Netherlands

Tuesday, 5 April, marked the official beginning of the Indian State Visit to the Netherlands, during which President Ram Nath Kovind and First Lady Savita Kovind visited the northern European country upon the invitation of King Willem-Alexander. Like every state visit, the trip began with the official welcome ceremony, where the President and the King inspected the Honour Guard in Dam Square…
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King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima visit military barracks converted in refugee camp for Ukrainians

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima visited a military barrack currently housing Ukrainian refugees and got a chance to speak with many of them. On Thursday, 10 March, Their Majesties travelled to the small village of Harskamp, in the municipality of Ede, roughly 80 kilometres southeast of Amsterdam. The village is home to the homonym military barracks, which, at the moment, are serving…
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