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City wants to invite Dutch royal couple in 2029: “Then we'll celebrate 800 years of city rights”

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Diest strives to have King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands as guests in Diest. The occasion is to celebrate 800 years of city rights in 2029.

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City wants to invite Dutch royal couple in 2029: “Then we'll celebrate 800 years of city rights”

Diest strives to have King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands as guests in Diest. The occasion is to celebrate 800 years of city rights in 2029.

15 days ago·Hasselt, Belgium

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