View allAll Photos Tagged consulate
The Americas MBA for Executives is an elective stream in the Beedie School of Business EMBA that provides students from the partner institutions (Vanderbilt University, USA; ITAM, Mexico; and FIA, Brazil) with the opportunity to work together and study management issues in each of the four largest economies in the Americas.
The MBA students from the four countries took a class on Global Strategy taught by SFU Beedie School of Business Dean Daniel Shapiro.
For more information on the Americas MBA for Executives program: beedie.sfu.ca/emba/americasmba/
Consulate General of the Philippines, Midtown, NYC, New York, New York City, Philippine Center, Philippine Center New York
Altinho Goa
Panaji
Registration, Visa, Passport, B I EU I D Card Nationality Citizenship
more here joegoauk-pointofview.blogspot.in/2013/04/of-portuguese-ci...
or
I found an old abandoned, Iranian Consulate hidden in a wooded area in Cheshire. Me and some friends decided to go and check it out. It was really interesting. The place looked like it was just left and forgotten about; children’s toys, sofas, books, tapes, clothes just left. There was also lots of Iranian forms and books lying around which was also interesting.
Curator of History Lisa C. Prince stands next to the exhibit title.
On Tuesday, April 26, 2011, the Center for Sacramento History, in association with the Consulate General of Mexico, unveiled a new photographic exhibit, Mexicans and the Shaping of the Sacramento Valley: Diversity, Work & Hope. The exhibition was part of the grand opening of the new Consulate General of Mexico office building, and depicts the role that people of Mexican heritage played in shaping the Sacramento Valley. Over seven hundred people attended the ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
Photo by Dylan McDonald.
Memorial to the late President of Poland, Lech Kaczynski at the Consulate-General of Poland.
“WARSAW — A plane carrying the Polish president and dozens of the country’s top political and military leaders to the site of the Soviet massacre of Polish officers in World War II crashed in western Russia on Saturday, killing everyone on board.
President Lech Kaczynski’s plane tried to land in a thick fog, missing the runway and snagging treetops about half a mile from the airport in Smolensk, scattering chunks of flaming fuselage across a bare forest.
The crash came as a stunning blow to Poland, wiping out a large portion of the country’s leadership in one fiery explosion. And in a bizarre twist, it happened at the moment that Russia and Poland were beginning to come to terms with the killing of more than 20,000 members of Poland’s elite officer corps in the same place 70 years ago.
“It is a damned place,” former President Aleksander Kwasniewski told TVN24. “It sends shivers down my spine.”
“This is a wound which will be very difficult to heal,” he said.”
Location: Polish Consulate in Woollahra, Sydney, Australia.
British Consulate General in São Paulo, Brazil.
July 27, 2011. One year exactly to the London 2012 Olympic games
Curator of History Lisa C. Prince greets Sacramento County Board of Supervisor Phil Serna.
On Tuesday, April 26, 2011, the Center for Sacramento History, in association with the Consulate General of Mexico, unveiled a new photographic exhibit, Mexicans and the Shaping of the Sacramento Valley: Diversity, Work & Hope. The exhibition was part of the grand opening of the new Consulate General of Mexico office building, and depicts the role that people of Mexican heritage played in shaping the Sacramento Valley. Over seven hundred people attended the ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
Photo by Dylan McDonald.
The real British Consulate-General in Toronto recently set up a pop-up consulate shop on the street level of College Park, promoting tourism, investment, James Bond, culture and products of Great Britain.
Memorial to the late President of Poland, Lech Kaczynski at the Consulate-General of Poland.
“WARSAW — A plane carrying the Polish president and dozens of the country’s top political and military leaders to the site of the Soviet massacre of Polish officers in World War II crashed in western Russia on Saturday, killing everyone on board.
President Lech Kaczynski’s plane tried to land in a thick fog, missing the runway and snagging treetops about half a mile from the airport in Smolensk, scattering chunks of flaming fuselage across a bare forest.
The crash came as a stunning blow to Poland, wiping out a large portion of the country’s leadership in one fiery explosion. And in a bizarre twist, it happened at the moment that Russia and Poland were beginning to come to terms with the killing of more than 20,000 members of Poland’s elite officer corps in the same place 70 years ago.
“It is a damned place,” former President Aleksander Kwasniewski told TVN24. “It sends shivers down my spine.”
“This is a wound which will be very difficult to heal,” he said.”
Location: Polish Consulate in Woollahra, Sydney, Australia.
On November 18th, we celebrated the 90th Anniversary of the Charles’ Mitchell mansion, also known as the Consulate general of France's building.
934 Fifth Avenue is probably the best-known address for French New Yorkers. For 50 years, it has been the home of the French Consulate.
Since 1926, the 934 Residence has always been perceived as a flagship for elegance. Charles Mitchell, his first owner, the millionaire president of National City Bank, succeed in making his mansion “a show place of this fashionable neighborhood”, as the New York Times wrote in 1942.
On March 25, 1942, The French Consulate, which had outgrown the space it had been renting since 1933 at 610 Fifth Avenue, in the prestigious Rockefeller Center, purchased a building twenty-five blocks to the north, facing Central Park. The address: 934 Fifth Avenue.
This very beautiful mansion, built in 1926 by the architects Alexander Walker and Leon Gillette for financier Charles Mitchell, had been “taken over” by J.P. Morgan & Co in 1939 after the bankruptcy of its owner.
Photos : Image singulière - Virginie Blachère
FILE - In this Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012 file photo, a Libyan man investigates the inside of the U.S. Consulate after an attack that killed four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens, on the night of Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012, in Benghazi, Libya. Witness accounts gathered by The Associated Press give a from-the-ground perspective for the sharply partisan debate in the U.S. over the deadly incident. They corroborate the conclusion largely reached by American officials that it was a planned militant assault. But they also suggest the militants may have used a film controversy as a cover for the attack. (AP Photo/Mohammad Hannon, File)
Memorial to the late President of Poland, Lech Kaczynski at the Consulate-General of Poland.
“WARSAW — A plane carrying the Polish president and dozens of the country’s top political and military leaders to the site of the Soviet massacre of Polish officers in World War II crashed in western Russia on Saturday, killing everyone on board.
President Lech Kaczynski’s plane tried to land in a thick fog, missing the runway and snagging treetops about half a mile from the airport in Smolensk, scattering chunks of flaming fuselage across a bare forest.
The crash came as a stunning blow to Poland, wiping out a large portion of the country’s leadership in one fiery explosion. And in a bizarre twist, it happened at the moment that Russia and Poland were beginning to come to terms with the killing of more than 20,000 members of Poland’s elite officer corps in the same place 70 years ago.
“It is a damned place,” former President Aleksander Kwasniewski told TVN24. “It sends shivers down my spine.”
“This is a wound which will be very difficult to heal,” he said.”
Location: Polish Consulate in Woollahra, Sydney, Australia.
This is the Consulate Bar in Adelaide, South Australia.
It was my first paid Real Estate job! This bar belongs to a friend-of-a-friend. Comments and critique welcome!
?, ?==
Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo Opening Night Reception hosted by Cartier and the Consulate General of Monaco==
Circo, NYC==
February 18, 2016==
©Patrick McMullan==
Photo - Sean Zanni/PMC==
==
Memorial to the late President of Poland, Lech Kaczynski at the Consulate-General of Poland.
“WARSAW — A plane carrying the Polish president and dozens of the country’s top political and military leaders to the site of the Soviet massacre of Polish officers in World War II crashed in western Russia on Saturday, killing everyone on board.
President Lech Kaczynski’s plane tried to land in a thick fog, missing the runway and snagging treetops about half a mile from the airport in Smolensk, scattering chunks of flaming fuselage across a bare forest.
The crash came as a stunning blow to Poland, wiping out a large portion of the country’s leadership in one fiery explosion. And in a bizarre twist, it happened at the moment that Russia and Poland were beginning to come to terms with the killing of more than 20,000 members of Poland’s elite officer corps in the same place 70 years ago.
“It is a damned place,” former President Aleksander Kwasniewski told TVN24. “It sends shivers down my spine.”
“This is a wound which will be very difficult to heal,” he said.”
Location: Polish Consulate in Woollahra, Sydney, Australia.
Organized by Russian-American Cultural Heritage Center in Russia's Consulate-General in New York City. Photographers Tati and Roman.
As it turns out, one of the precincts (17th, I believe) is right around the corner from here. At least the NYPD was in position to cover it well.
On November 18th, we celebrated the 90th Anniversary of the Charles’ Mitchell mansion, also known as the Consulate general of France's building.
934 Fifth Avenue is probably the best-known address for French New Yorkers. For 50 years, it has been the home of the French Consulate.
Since 1926, the 934 Residence has always been perceived as a flagship for elegance. Charles Mitchell, his first owner, the millionaire president of National City Bank, succeed in making his mansion “a show place of this fashionable neighborhood”, as the New York Times wrote in 1942.
On March 25, 1942, The French Consulate, which had outgrown the space it had been renting since 1933 at 610 Fifth Avenue, in the prestigious Rockefeller Center, purchased a building twenty-five blocks to the north, facing Central Park. The address: 934 Fifth Avenue.
This very beautiful mansion, built in 1926 by the architects Alexander Walker and Leon Gillette for financier Charles Mitchell, had been “taken over” by J.P. Morgan & Co in 1939 after the bankruptcy of its owner.
Photos : Image singulière - Virginie Blachère