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New Ambassador: Ambassador Olivier Baldauff Begins His Mission in Denmark
On 26 August 2026, Luxembourg’s new Ambassador in Copenhagen, Olivier Baldauff, presented his credentials to His Majesty the King during a formal accreditation ceremony in the Throne Room at Christiansborg Palace.
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Celebrating International Cinema at OFF26
Odense’s International Film Festival (OFF26) once again brought together filmmakers, audiences, and cultural partners from across the world. With films from 50 countries in this year’s programme, the festival offered a rich diversity of voices and perspectives, creating an inspiring...
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Luxembourg at OFF26 🎬 Two filmmakers represented Luxembourg this year: Marie Lavis with “Lark in a Skyshop” and Alexandre Alagôa, a Portuguese filmmaker based in Luxembourg, with “XYZ” 🇱🇺🇵🇹 With films from 50 countries in this year’s competition, the opening night was a wonderful celebration of international cinema. Joining Alexandre and our Portuguese colleagues made this even more special - a moment that highlighted both the strong Portuguese–Luxembourgish cultural links and the deeply intercultural nature of contemporary filmmaking 🌍🎞️ #OFF26 #ShortFilm #InternationalCinema 📸Malene Nelting © Joergen-Kulmann ©
🇱🇺✨ Ambassador Accreditation in Denmark Yesterday, Ambassador Olivier Baldauff presented his credentials to His Majesty the King in the Throne Room at Christiansborg Palace 🇩🇰👑 A special moment shared with fellow newly accredited ambassadors, as he arrived in the traditional royal carriage and was welcomed by His Majesty in a beautiful ceremony at Christiansborg, marking the official start of his mission in Denmark. Ambassador Baldauff looks forward to strengthening the close ties between our two countries and deepening cooperation across culture, politics, and society in the months ahead 🤝 #detdanskekongehus #christiansborgpalace #nordicdiplomacy 📸 Kongehuset ©
🇱🇺 🏰⚔️ Did you know that Luxembourg City's Old Town is UNESCO World Heritage? Luxembourg City's fortress was for many centuries a key strategic and coveted position to hold, and therefore played a significant role in European history for several centuries. Today, major remains of its fortifications and old quarters are still preserved – in an exceptional natural setting. And at the heart of the world heritage site is the “UNESCO Visitor Center” in the Lëtzebuerg City Museum, a place for immersing oneself in UNESCO world cultural heritage history! #Luxembourg #oldtown #fortress #UNESCOheritage #didyouknow © Gody.vn © Visit Luxembourg
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