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Tibetan parliamentary delegation concludes official visit to Belgium

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The Tibetan delegates with Belgian Senator Karl Vanlouwe.

Antwerp, 1st July 2023: A parliamentary delegation consisting of Khenpo Jamphal Tenzin, Lopon Thupten Gyaltsen, and Dorjee Tseten successfully concluded their official visit to Belgium.

On 30th June, the delegation paid a visit to the office of Tibet in Brussels where they were received by representative Rigzin Choedon Genkhang, secretary Thinley Wangdue, and staff of Bureau du Tibet.

The parliamentary delegation then paid a courtesy call upon Belgian Senator Karl Vanlouwe and apprised him of the ever-critical situation inside Tibet and the impact of the Tibet-China conflict on the world with the presentation of Tibet-related documents and books.

The senator assured his support for Tibet and shared his experience of visiting Tibet with the Tibetan MPs. The senator also took the Tibetan lawmakers on a tour of the Flemish Parliament.


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