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Another Dutchman to head Belgian seaport: Rob Smeets new CEO of Port of Antwerp-Bruges

Another Dutchman to head Belgian seaport: Rob Smeets new CEO of Port of Antwerp-Bruges

Rob Smeets, a 56-year-old Dutch national, has been appointed as the new CEO of the Port of Antwerp-Bruges. The board of directors for the Belgian seaport announced his appointment for a six-year mandate.

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