Ambassador of Luxembourg visits RUDN

Ambassador of Luxembourg visits RUDN

May 21, 2018, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to the Russian Federation Jean-Claude Knebeler visited RUDN.

Mr. Knebeler delivered a lecture "Russian-Luxembourg Relations: History and Modernity" devoted to the development of interstate and diplomatic relations between the two countries, which have a long tradition, areas of multilateral cooperation between Russia and Luxembourg in the field of economy, science, humanitarian and cultural contacts.

Within the framework of the visit  Ambassador met A.Dolzhikova, RUDN Vice-Rector for Continuing Education, A.Blinov, Advisor to the Executive Director of the Russkiy Mir Foundation, and E.Gorozhankina, Deputy Vice-Rector for international relations.

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