Austrian president Heinz Fischer awarded Lynn with Grand Order of Merit in Gold

In a ceremony held in Vienna Lynn thanked the president and expressed his undertaking to further develop bilateral trade relations
22.01.07 / 00:00
Lynn accepting the Grand Order of Merit in Gold
22.01.07
Lynn accepting the Grand Order of Merit in Gold
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In a ceremony held in Vienna Lynn thanked the president and expressed his undertaking to further develop bilateral trade relations
 
Austrian Federal President Dr. Heinz Fischer awarded the president of the Israeli chambers of commerce Mr. Uriel Lynn the Grand Order of Merit in Gold for services to the Austrian Israeli bilateral trade relation.
 
In a ceremony held in Vienna with the presence of Mr.Martin BARTENSTEIN Federal Min. for Economic Affairs & Labor and Mr.Christoph Leitl, President of the Federal Economic Chamber of Austria, Lynn thanked the president and expressed his undertaking to further develop bilateral trade relations.
 
Lynn outlined the similar characteristics of the two markets pointing the strengths of the Austrian economy and the Israeli economy and noted the outstanding contribution Austria had made in the emerging markets of East Europe.

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