Schröder scheduled to visit United States
Schröder scheduled to visit United States
Chancellor Gerhard Schröder is scheduled to be in the United States on February 26 and 27 for the opening of an exhibition on baroque art from the city of Dresden. A meeting with President Bush is expected to take place on the sidelines of this visit.
An exhibition entitled "The Glory of Baroque Dresden" will show paintings, sculptures, and furniture from the baroque period. It is being organized jointly by the Mississippi Commission for International Cultural Exchange and the State Art Collections in Dresden.
Speaking in
Berlin on January 5, deputy government spokesman Thomas Steg
announced that Chancellor Schröder will probably be meeting
with President George W. Bush on the sidelines of the
exhibition. Exactly when and where the meeting will take
place has yet to be determined, Steg noted.
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