1999 febuary
Johan Van Herreweghe Nelson Mandela
During the visit of Prime Minister of Belgium Dehaene, about
20 companies travelled with. Most of them are already active
in South Africa, among which The Green Line of Johan Van Herreweghe.
Important are the new contacts with the new black topdirectors,
says Mr Meerschman, the Belgian consulate-general in Johannesburg.
The goal of the visit is to facilitate the cooperation between
Belgian and South-African companies in relation to export
transactions and foreign investments. The flemish government
has made several cultural agreements with South Africa.
Though still not enough, indicates Wouter Van Gulck, Flemish
tradecommisionar at the consulate in Johannesburg.
President Nelson Mandela. & Prime Minister of Belgium
Dehaene.
JVH with the Prime
Minister to South Africa.
From saterday 13th till the 20th of Febuary,
the belgian Prime minister Jean-Luc Dehaene flies to South
Africa for an official visit. About 20 Belgian companies,
among wich 'The Green Line' of Johan VAN HERREWEGHE,
had the privilage of joining the Prime Minister. These
elected companies were given the opportunity to activate the
existing contact with there customers. The accompagning
directors had a interview with the Minister of Foreign Trade
and Industry, Mr. Elec Erwin en many more interesting contacts.
News article from a local newspaper.
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