The Netherlands favours an integrated approach to international policy. Issues of peace and security, good governance and human rights, trade, poverty, the environment, and migration are all closely interconnected. Amongst others the Netherlands focuses on climate, energy, the environment and water – major themes that will continue to influence Dutch and international agendas in the decades to come. They are important not only to the competitiveness, sustainability and prosperity of the Netherlands, but to international stability and security as well. The Netherlands has a responsibility to tackle issues such as energy scarcity, environmental degradation and growing economic inequality, which threaten international stability and the prosperity of current and future generations. In addressing these global issues, we intend to serve the Netherlands’ interests and aims to contribute to global sustainability and poverty reduction.

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