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Prince Andrew: UK Continuing To Strive For Close Bilateral Ties

• 12 Sep 2018 9:09 AM
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Though the status of the United Kingdom will change in the near future, it will go on building tight bilateral relations with its European counterparts, Prince Andrew, Duke of York, told a conference at Budapest’s Public Administration University.

Referring to British experience in public service, Prince Andrew said that involving local communities in a dialogue with authorities could greatly contribute to the success of those services.

The royal is on a three-day visit in Budapest.

Tuesday’s conference was organised in cooperation between the Budapest university and the University of Birmingham.

MTI Photo: Máthé Zoltán

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