The event, was aimed to bring together representatives of various International Organizations based in the Netherlands. The dinner was marked by a brief address from His Majesty the King, emphasizing the crucial role the Netherlands plays as a host country for numerous International Organizations.

While showcasing the diplomatic significance of the Netherlands, the event also highlighted the host nation's commitment to fostering an environment conducive to international cooperation, aimed to cope with modern challenges.

There are almost 40 International Organizations in the country. The oldest of them was founded 130 years ago: The Hague Conference on Private International Law, the youngest is the Register of Damage for Ukraine.

During his address, King Willem-Alexander also said: “You make international cooperation visible and tangible. Your work is important. It is often complex and sometimes thankless. But together you represent humanity’s hope for a better future.That is why the Netherlands supports your work, and that’s why we are honoured to host you in our country”.

General Guglielmo Luigi Miglietta, as Commander of NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum, talking about the event sayd that "it is an honor to be part of such a significant gathering, where leaders and representatives from various international organizations converge to strengthen ties and promote collaborative efforts. The Netherlands' role as a host country is pivotal in fostering a spirit of unity and cooperation on the global stage."

The inclusion of NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum among the esteemed list of organizations further underscores the Alliance's pivotal role in promoting commitment to international cooperation and diplomacy.