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Dutch Minister Van Nieuwenhuizen speaks during President Biden’s climate summit
Today, Dutch Minister Cora van Nieuwenhuizen (Infrastructure and Water Management) will be participating in the Leaders Summit on ...
Bangladesh and the Netherlands discuss further strengthening of ties
In april 2021, Bangladesh and the Netherlands held a round of virtual consultations to strengthen economic ties and exchange ...
State Opening of Parliament: additional investments in road and railway maintenance
The Netherlands boasts an efficient infrastructure. Maintaining this infrastructure requires continued investments. In the years ...
Cleaner water and free passage for migratory fish in the river Rhine
New agreements between the Rhine basin countries will boost the riverbanks’ resilience against waterlogging and further improve ...
Minister Van Nieuwenhuizen: re-designing the Netherlands to cope with weather extremes
Rendering the Netherlands resilient against extreme weather, such as torrential rain and prolonged drought, requires additional ...
Water collaboration with Indonesia intensified
The Netherlands and South Korea have signed a new agreement with Indonesia to tackle water issues in the capital Jakarta and the ...
Haringvliet sluices
As from today, the Haringvliet sluices can be set ajar in order to allow migratory fish from the North Sea to swim into lake ...
Peter Glas appointed as the new Delta Programme Commissioner
Minister Cora van Nieuwenhuizen (Infrastructure and Water Management) has appointed Peter Glas as the Delta Programme ...
Trade mission to Poland for Dutch companies in the maritime and water sectors
From 9 up to and including 11 October, Minister Van Nieuwenhuizen (Infrastructure and Water Management) will be travelling to ...
Additional charging points in the Netherlands to boost sustainable transport
The Netherlands will have dozens of additional charging and refuelling points to boost sustainable transport. In the two years ...