Several guests are visiting and meeting FUEN in the House of Minorities
25.09.2015After a visit of Grænseforeningen and a meeting with the head of the unit Northern Europe of the German Foreign Affairs Ministry Klaus Zillikens and with William Boe, the envoy of the Danish Embassy in the German-Danish border region that took place on the invitation of Renate Schnack, the Minority Commissioner of the Land of Schleswig-Holstein, today a group of scholarship holders of the Egon-Bahr-Fellowship programme were in Flensburg, to discuss with FUEN the topical issue of refugee and minority policy. Welcome!
Photos:
Top: Klaus Zillikens of the German Foreign Affairs Ministery, William Boe, envoy of the Danish Embassy and Schleswig Holstein Minority Commissioner Renate Schnack together with the representatives of FUEN and the minorities in the German-Danish-border region.
Middle: Knud-Erik Therkelsen and Mette Bock of Grænseforeningen
Bottom: Group of scholarship holders of the Egon-Bahr-Fellowship programme visiting Flensburg
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