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Commission delegations come of age

By Edward Steen  -  15.03.2007 / 00:00 CET
What are they up to, the Com­mis­sion delegations abroad? Some 700 officials are scattered across the globe, in 123 countries at the last count. They work in offices ranging from what are really fully-fledged embassies to ‘antennes' in, say, Papua New Guinea.

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