Andrée Hentgen-Theisen Appointed Patron of British-Luxembourg Society

The British-Luxembourg Society (BLS) has announced the appointment of Andrée Hentgen-Theisen as its latest Patron.

As reported in a press release, Andrée Hentgen-Theisen, one of the longest-standing members of the BLS, "brings with her a wealth of experience and dedication to fostering the strong bonds between Britain and Luxembourg".

With deep roots in the BLS, Mrs Hentgen-Theisen's connection goes beyond her own involvement: her father-in-law, Aloyse Hentgen, was one of the founding members of the British-Luxembourg Society in 1947. "This familial connection underscores her longstanding commitment to its mission and values," the statement continued.

In expressing his delight at Andrée Hentgen-Theisen's acceptance of the role, Darren Robinson, President of the British-Luxembourg Society, highlighted her active participation over the years. He noted her frequent visits to the United Kingdom with the BLS and her consistent engagement in various events and initiatives.

"We are thrilled to welcome Andrée Hentgen-Theisen as our newest Patron," said Mr Robinson. "Her dedication to the Society and her active involvement over the years have been exemplary. We are grateful for her continued support and look forward to her participation in this new capacity."

As a Patron, Mrs Hentgen-Theisen's role is expected to further strengthen the BLS's mission to promote cultural exchange, foster friendship and deepen understanding between the people of Britain and Luxembourg. 

The British-Luxembourg Society congratulated Andrée Hentgen-Theisen on her appointment as Patron and said it "looks forward to a fruitful collaboration in the years ahead".