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In Stockholm, President Obama will highlight the close friendship and partnership

G-20 Trip 2013

http://www.whitehouse.gov/issues/foreign-policy/sweden-g20-trip-2013?utm_source=snapshot&utm_medium=email&utm_content=090413-topper

Sweden and G-20

In Stockholm, President Obama will highlight the close friendship and partnership we share with Sweden and our leadership together on issues such as trade and investment, advancing clean technologies and environmental sustainability, and advancing opportunity and dignity for people around the world. At his 7th G-20, President Obama will consult with Leaders of the world’s largest economies on their shared interest in growth, job creation and financial stability.

Trip Schedule

WEDNESDAY,4^th Sept.

President Obama will have a bilateral meeting and joint press conference with Prime Minister Reinfeldt.

In the afternoon, the President will visit the Great Synagogue in Stockholm and meet with Holocaust survivors and the family of Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat and honorary U.S. citizen who worked courageously to save lives while serving as Sweden’s special envoy in Bu

http://www.expressen.se/nyheter/live/allt-om-obamas-besok-i-stockholm/

THURSDAY,5^th sept.

In the morning, President Obama will meet with King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden.

The President then will travel from Stockholm to St. Petersburg for the G-20.

At the G-20, the President will attend Leaders working session on growth and the global economy.

In the evening, President Obama will attend the G-20 Leaders working dinner on sustainable development.

FRIDAY,6^th Sept.

The President will attend the G-20 session on investing in growth and jobs.

The President will participate in the G-20 Leaders family photo at the Pavilion of Negotiations at Konstantinovsky Palace.

The President will then participate in the G-20 Leaders working lunch on growth and trade.

In the afternoon, following the G-20, the President will participate in a press conference.

Summit

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CIS_Summit_6-7_June_2008-9.jpg

Permanent Exhibitions at the Konstantinovsky Palace

http://www.saint-petersburg.com/museums/hermitage-museum/permanent-exhibitions-konstantinovsky-palace/

When the Konstantinovsky Palace was reopened in 2003 as Russia's presidential Palace of Congresses, staff of the State Hermitage were charged with overseeing the interior decoration of the palace's state rooms, and space was set aside to exhibit some of the museum's vast collection of items pertaining to the history of the Russian State.

The initial exhibition, entitled State Symbols of Russia, was opened in May 2003 to coincide with St. Petersburg's tercentennial celebrations, and has since been expanded into two collections entitled the Museum of Heraldry and the Museum of Awards and Decorations. The former examines the history of heraldry in Russia, including the development of the state coat arms, and the heraldic symbols of Russia's greatest aristocratic families. Part of the exhibition is devoted to numismatics and contains a part of the Hermitage's vast collection of Russian and Western European coins. The Museum of Awards is an exhaustive collection of official decorations awarded by Imperial Russia, the Soviet Union, and the modern Russian Federation.