Several tourists and Brussels residents have had the chance to meet Mark Zuckerberg in the streets of the Belgian capital. The man was there on a business trip, he had come to discuss with the European Commission the regulation on the Internet in the European Union.
Mark Zuckerberg spoke with the Vice-President of the European Commission in charge of digital technology, Margrethe Vestager, the Industry Commissioner, Thierry Breton, as well as the European Justice Commissioner, Vera Jourova.
A bit of tourism
The founder of the social network took advantage of his stay in Brussels to discover the beauties of the city, in particular the institution Mort Subite, one of the oldest cafes in Brussels. Several clients of the establishment who recognized the Facebook boss took the opportunity to immortalize their meeting and take a selfie with him. We don't meet Mark Zuckerberg every day and even less in Brussels.
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Aí vc vem tomar uma em um bar de Bruxelas e senta do lado de QUEMMMMMM Mark Zuquenberg porraaaaaaa #facebook #whatsap #instagram #donodaporratoda #deisorte #markzuckerberg
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The tourists who had the chance to pose alongside the Facebook boss obviously shared their snapshot on Instagram, in plain sight.
For his part, Mark Zuckerberg also immortalized his visit to Brussels with a selfie in front of the European Commission building and published it on ... Facebook, of course.
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