The Johan de Wittlaan will be closed for four months in preparation for the NATO summit in The Hague, set for June 24-26, 2024. Significant modifications include the installation of temporary structures and relocation of trees to accommodate approximately 8,500 attendees, including world leaders and journalists. Residents express concerns about increased traffic in local neighborhoods, while organizers acknowledge potential disturbances but emphasize the summit’s importance for global alliances and local economic benefits.