On Wednesday, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa visited Luxembourg’s School of Business and Management where she took part in a conference on humanitarian and social commitments.
On Wednesday, the Duchess of Edinburgh attended the London opening of the “The Women Who Beat ISIS” exhibition which tells the stories of survivors of the Yazidi Genocide.
On Wednesday, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima hosted a lunch for people who have distinguished themselves in several fields such as art & culture, media, science, sport, and business.
On Tuesday, Princess Astrid spent her third day in Brazil where she is leading an economic mission with a Belgian delegation.
On Tuesday, King Willem-Alexander presented the 2024 Erasmus Prize to Indian writer Amitav Ghosh. Queen Maxima and Princess Beatrix also attended the event.
On Tuesday, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa met with representatives of the European Leukodystrophies Association (ELA).
On Tuesday, a new official portrait of King Felipe and Queen Letizia was released by the Bank of Spain.
On Tuesday, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima presented the Oranje Fonds Growth Program certificates in Utrecht.
On Tuesday, Queen Margrethe received the Kristeligt Dagblads Prize in Copenhagen.
On Tuesday, Queen Sofia received an honorary doctorate from the CEU San Pablo University in Alcorcón.
On Monday, Princess Astrid spent her second day in Brazil where she is leading an economic mission with a Belgian delegation.
On Monday, Queen Mary inaugurated a monument in honor of Countess Danner in Copenhagen.
On Sunday, Princess Astrid started a week-long economic mission to Brazil with a Belgian delegation.
On Friday, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa hosted a reception for Stand Speak Rise Up! partners at Colmar Berg Castle.
On Sunday evening, Princess Charlene attended the 2024 World Rugby Awards held in Monte-Carlo.
On Saturday, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa and her organization Stand Speak Rise Up! officially launched their collaboration with Luxair.
On Saturday, Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie attended the opening of the Mystesch exhibition in Mons, Belgium.
On Saturday morning, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa took part in a march to raise awareness about the violence against women and girls ahead of the Orange Week and the Day for the Elimination of Violence against Girls and Women.
