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Article: Remarks at a luncheon hosted by queen Margrethe II in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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- Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
- Article date:
- July 21, 1997
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July 12, 1997
Your Majesty and members of the royal family, Mr. Prime Minister, members of the Danish Government, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you, Your Majesty, for your kind words and your gracious welcome. You have reminded us that the friendliness of Denmark's people is matched by the warmth of its sovereign. On behalf of our delegation, I thank you for your wonderful hospitality. We feel very much at home.
The United States has had uninterrupted ties with Denmark longer than with any other country. And our nations have never been closer than today. On almost every issue, we stand together. And on some of the most important issues, we stand together almost ...