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27 November 2015 | Queen Máxima of The Netherlands wearing a dress by Danish designer Claes Iversen receives the first copy of the Kracht on Tour Magazine from Education Minister Jet Bussemaker during the "Kracht On Tour" financial support workshops for women at the Fokker Terminal in The Hague Netherlands. The workshops deal with financial independence for women and encourage women to grab more chances to use their talents on the work floor. (c) Michel Porro/Getty Images

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Op de foto kijken (vlnr) de wethouders Marianne de Bie (Breda), Marcelle Hendrickx (Tilburg), Huib van Olden (’s-Hertogenbosch) en Mary-Ann Schreurs (Eindhoven) toe bij het tekenen. Frans Stienen (Helmond) kon helaas niet aanwezig zijn.

The Symmetry film project was presented in the ‪Ridderzaal‬ by Dutch Minister of Culture Jet Bussemaker, at the Evening of Science and Society. Director Ruben van Leer answered questions amidst 260 prominent scientists and other invites. www.avondwenm.nl (photos by Frank van Driel).

The Netherlands and France will jointly buy two rare Rembrandts for 160 million euros, the Dutch culture minister said Wednesday after the two states defused a potential bidding war. The 17th-century paintings, which currently belong to the wealthy French Rothschild banking family and have rarely been seen in public, will alternate between the Rijksmuseum and the Louvre, Jet Bussemaker said in a letter to the Dutch parliament. "We believe these two rare portraits should always be allowed to be admired together, alternately between the Rijksmuseum and the Louvre, so they are accessible to the broader public, both young and old," she said, adding that the deal was cemented by Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and French President Francois Hollande at the United Nations this week. http://dlvr.it/CJwHwN

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