After spending time at the Beijing Olympics last week, Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark began his third visit to Mongolia yesterday. He will open a seminar on “Mongolian-Danish Energy Solutions” as well as meet with Mongolian President Nambaryn Enkhbayar and Prime Minister Sanj Bayar. The two countries established diplomatic relations forty years ago this month and have marked the momentous occasion with letters of congratulations between their foreign affairs ministers.
Prince Frederik’s two previous visits to Mongolia occurred in 1986 and 1990.
Per Stig Møller’s (Minister for Foreign Affairs of Mongolia) letter of congratulations for forty years of diplomatic relations between Mongolia and Denmark can be read here.
For more information on Danish business in Mongolia, visit the official website.
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Third Visit to Mongolia for Prince Frederik
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: Beijing Olympics, business, Crown Prince Frederik, Denmark, diplomatic relations, Mongolia, President Nambaryn Enkhbayar, Prime Minister Sanj Bayar, website
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Sarah Ferguson Visits Norway for Business Purposes Only
According to Richard Kay of the Daily Mail, Sarah Ferguson’s relationship with Norwegian Geir Frantzen is “strictly professional” and contrary to a previous report, Sarah is not seeking to buy a vacation home in Norway.
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: business, Norway, Richard Kay, Sarah Ferguson
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Prince Andrew Travels Across the United States as Special Business Representative
The Duke of York embarked on a ten-day visit to the United States which began on February 6th. The Duke of York is a Special Representative for International Trade and Investment for the United Kingdom. He visited Florida, California, Arizona, Georgia and New York. Whilst fulfilling his business engagements in Georgia, he gave an interview to CNN reporter and anchor Hala Gorani. The prince returned to the United Kingdom on February 15th. Since 2001, he has traversed the globe promoting trade and investment for Great Britain after ending a 22-year stint with the Royal Navy.
Below is a clip of Prince Andrew’s interview with CNN reporter and anchor Hala Gorani.
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: business, CNN, Duke of York, interview, United Kingdom, United States
