CERCLE DIPLOMATIQUE - issue 03/2023
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CD is an independent and impartial magazine and is the medium of communication between foreign representatives of international and UN-organisations based in Vienna and the Austrian political classes, business, culture and tourism. CD features up-to-date information about and for the diplomatic corps, international organisations, society, politics, business, tourism, fashion and culture. Furthermore CD introduces the new ambassadors in Austria and informs about designations, awards and top-events. Interviews with leading personalities, country reports from all over the world and the presentation of Austria as a host country complement the wide range oft he magazine.
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LE BULLETIN REVIEW<br />
Official receptions<br />
Find more<br />
photos online<br />
cercle-diplomatique.com<br />
June <strong>2023</strong><br />
Presentation of the summer edition of “Cercle Diplomatique“ at<br />
Klosterneuburg Abbey<br />
CD‘s publishers Andrea Fürnweger<br />
(right) and Alexander Bursky (left)<br />
invited together with Nicolaus<br />
Buhlmann Can.Reg. (2nd right)<br />
from Klosterneuburg Abbey to the<br />
presentation of the summer <strong>issue</strong>.<br />
Guest of honour was Emma Baines<br />
(2nd left), Deputy Head of Mission<br />
at the British Embassy, who was<br />
present on behalf of the British<br />
Ambassador, H.E. Lindsay Skoll,<br />
who was abroad.<br />
Around 100 guests had the<br />
opportunity to take guided<br />
tours of the Treasury, the<br />
Imperial Rooms and the Marble<br />
Hall. There was also the original<br />
guest book with the signatures<br />
of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince<br />
Philip to marvel at, who visited<br />
Klosterneuburg Abbey in May<br />
1969.<br />
PHOTOS: KURT PATZAK, RENÉ BRUNHÖLZL<br />
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