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Han ten Broeke: ‘Nederland heeft te lang naar het buitenland gekeken als businessmodel of vakantiebestemming’

February 27, 2020

Nederland heeft na 2014 grote geopolitieke stappen gezet. Dat zegt Directeur van het Den Haag Centrum voor Strategische Studies Han ten Broeke in OP1.

“Nederland heeft te lang naar het buitenland gekeken als een vakantiebestemming of als een businessmodel”, vertelde het oud-Kamerlid van de VVD, die samen met documentairemaker Pieter Waterdrinker aan tafel van OP1 zat.

 “Het is volwassen worden van Nederland dat we niet alleen maar met een naïeve blik naar het buitenland kijken die gaat over geld verdienen of op vakantie kunnen. Het buitenland is ook een plek waar je risico’s loopt. Geopolitiek volwassen worden betekent dat je daar een bijdrage aan moet leveren”, aldus ten Broeke.

Bekijk de gehele uitzending van OP1 hier terug.

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