Diplomats in full force: (from left) Deputy Ambassador Ruth Emmerink (Netherlands); Deputy Ambassador Spyridon Pagkratis (Greece); Chargés d’affaires Pia Heide Salman (Denmark); Deputy Head of Mission Michael Hasper (Germany); Ambassadors Massimo Roscigno (Italy), Luis Calvo (Spain), Asif Ahmad (United Kingdom), Jaroslav Olsa Jr. (Czech Republic), and Guy Ledoux (European Union); Counsellor Michel Villar (France); and Commissioner Minella Alarcon cut the ceremonial ribbon, as Kate Ramil (country representative of Erasmus Mundus Association Philippines) sounded the gong to start the activities of EHEF 2014
Diplomats in full force: (from left) Deputy Ambassador Ruth Emmerink (Netherlands); Deputy Ambassador Spyridon Pagkratis (Greece); Chargés d’affaires Pia Heide Salman (Denmark); Deputy Head of Mission Michael Hasper (Germany); Ambassadors Massimo Roscigno (Italy), Luis Calvo (Spain), Asif Ahmad (United Kingdom), Jaroslav Olsa Jr. (Czech Republic), and Guy Ledoux (European Union); Counsellor Michel Villar (France); and Commissioner Minella Alarcon cut the ceremonial ribbon, as Kate Ramil (country representative of Erasmus Mundus Association Philippines) sounded the gong to start the activities of EHEF 2014

WITH more universities participating in this year’s European Higher Education Fair (EHEF), hopes are high that more Filipino students have broadened their options in pursuing a college course.

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