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Companies are aware that knowledge workers are key to the success of the Dutch economy and, focusing on this growing community, a new congress ‘The Impact of Expats’ aims to cover everything which companies in the Netherlands bringing knowledge workers into the country need to know.

ZuidasThe success of the Dutch economy is knowledge-based and Dutch business and industry know only too well that it is the presence of highly skilled workers in a city which increases its capacity for innovation and makes it attractive for new business.

Amsterdam, with its highly rated quality of life, cultural diversity and lively reputation is becoming increasingly popular with skilled internationals seeking to develop their careers abroad.

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