To strengthen bilateral relations between the United Kingdom and Luxembourg, Minister Docherty recently held a meeting with Minister Asselborn, the Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of Luxembourg
Both parties engaged in detailed discussions regarding the recently signed UK-Luxembourg Joint Statement on Bilateral Cooperation.
The conversation focused on several crucial elements, with a particular emphasis on providing ongoing support to Ukraine amidst Putin’s destructive war-of-choice, which has inflicted significant harm on countless civilians.
Additionally, the ministers explored avenues for promoting equality and human rights, reinforcing Euro-Atlantic security as NATO allies, increasing youth mobility, and preparing for the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference scheduled to be held in the UK next week.
Celebrating the king’s birthday and strengthening community ties
At the British Ambassador’s Residence, a momentous occasion unfolded as the Minister attended the King’s Birthday Party, commemorating His Majesty The King’s first official birthday.
The event provided an opportunity for Minister Docherty to engage with a diverse array of attendees hailing from both the British and Luxembourgish communities.
The Minister expressed heartfelt gratitude to community leaders for their unwavering support to the embassy, particularly highlighting their invaluable assistance during the recent Coronation event in Luxembourg.
Productive roundtable discussion with business leaders
Further strengthening economic ties between the two nations, Minister Docherty hosted a significant roundtable discussion with business leaders.
The meeting took the form of a working breakfast, gathering CEOs from various British financial services institutions based in Luxembourg.
The session served as a platform for an extensive exchange of ideas and insights on conducting business in Luxembourg.
Minister Docherty underscored the crucial role played by the strong business links between the UK and Luxembourg, reinforcing the UK’s position as a global financial hub and emphasising its commitment to an open and inclusive financial sector.
Successful UK-Luxembourg partnership
Minister Docherty’s recent diplomatic endeavors in Luxembourg have brought about fruitful outcomes for the UK-Luxembourg partnership.
Through constructive talks with Minister Asselborn, the ministers have deepened their cooperation on various fronts, including support for Ukraine and the pursuit of common values such as equality and human rights.
The Minister’s engagement with community and business leaders has further cemented the strong ties between the two nations, underlining the importance of collaborative efforts in maintaining robust bilateral relations.
