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Agenda: Last chance, sign up for a fantastic evening in Hua Hin

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October 20, 2019

Indonesian specialties

There is still some room for registration for Friday 25 October – the monthly drinks evening of the Dutch Association Hua Hin & Cha Am. So far 75 people have come.

For this occasion, the drinks evening will take place at restaurant Coral at the Banyan resort and is open to all Dutch people in the region (and possibly non-Dutch partners).

The program in short:

Welcome and a short word from ambassador Kees Rade (17.00 p.m.).
Guided tour of the adjacent GP station under construction Be Well and lecture Daan Groenewegen (GP and partner Be Well).
Meet & Greet with ambassador Kees Rade, Guido Verboeket (consular department) and the doctors of Be Well.
At the same time you can enjoy a rich buffet with, among other things, Indonesian specialties. Beer and quality wine are also served free of charge, all thanks to the generous contribution of the Embassy and Be Well.

Registration required and no later than 23 October ([email protected]). Before the consular office hours at the latest 22 October ([email protected]).

For all details and the whole program see Thailandblog of October 2nd.

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