Princess Astrid & Roll back Malaria


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Princess Astrid: visit to Tanzania as special representative of “Roll back Malaria" from 1 until 4 october

Website of organisation
ROLLBACKMALARIA.ORG
 
Today was day 2 of her workvisit to Tanzania
* She visited a hospital in Tanzania, where she distribute Olyset net, a long lasting insecticidal nets for the school

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Thanks for all the wonderful pics, stephanievl!

Astrid does a great job, full of energy and always with a smile on her face and
with lot's of laughter. This positive work will make a very good impression.
 
Princess Astrid of Belgium (R) poses with a worker of the A2Z mosquito net factory in Arusha, 03 October 2007. The factory is the largest mosquito net maker and distributor in Africa. The nets are an essential preventive measure against the transmision of Malaria. Malaria, according to the UN kills approximately 3,000 children a day worldwide and remains the single largest cause of death for children under five in sub-Saharan Africa.

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Princess Astrid's Official Visit to Zambia for 'Roll back Malaria'; 25 April 2008

Princess Astrid will be in Zambia on April 25th to attend the first worldday of the fight against Malaria, which will be held in Livingstone. The Princess will also meet medical teams.

The article in Dutch here.
 
Photos from Reuters
Belgium's Princess Astrid boards a dingy on the Roll Back Malaria Zambezi Expedition in the Katombore village about 60 km (37 miles) from Livingstone April 23, 2008. Zambia will host the World Malaria Day in the presence of Belgium's Princess Astrid, Goodwill Ambassador of the Roll Back Malaria Partnership on April 25. The medical teams of the expedition will travel more than 2,500 km (1553 miles) in inflatable boats through Angola, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe to deliver mosquito nets and medications to remote areas.
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Belgium's Princess Astrid (L) talks to South African singer Yvonne Chaka Chaka, a UNICEF goodwill ambassador on Malaria at the Livingstone International Aiport in Zambia, April 23, 2008.
Photo from Reuters
 
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Pics 24.4.2008

Mandyy, your links show the same pic.

Belgium's Princess Astrid and South African singer Yvonne Chaka Chaka,
Goodwill Ambassadors of the Roll Back Malaria Partnership, visit the
paediatric section of the General Hospital in Livingstone April 24, 2008,
ahead of World Malaria Day.

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Belgium's Princess Astrid, Goodwill Ambassador of the Roll Back Malaria
Partnership, distributes mosquito nets in Katombore village, 60km from
Livingstone, April 24, 2008

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Het Laatste Nieuws has a long article about Astrids trip, look here for those who read Dutch.
Apparently the princess was handing out nets against muskeeto's
 
Pics 25.4.2008

Belgium's Princess Astrid, Goodwill Ambassador of the Roll Back Malaria
Partnership and Zambia's Vice President Rupiah Banda attend the official
commemoration of World Malaria Day in Livingstone April 25, 2008.

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Princess Astrid declared during her trip to Zambia that her childern later will have to go to work to earn a living.

"they have to find their own way in live and we leave them free to do what they want to do" According to the daughter of Albert and Paola the chance is high that the 22-year old Amedeo will follow the footsteps of his father as banker. 'And my oldest daughter just came back from China where she learned the language"

Article
http://www.nieuwsblad.be/Article/Detail.aspx?articleID=GGT1RBLJA_3
 
what r the Languages that Princess Astrid and her family can speak ?
 
Princess Astrid is awarded the title of "Royal of the Year" by Malaria Foundation International.

Royalty of the Year: Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium
Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium is Roll Back Malaria's first Royal Special Representative. In September 2007, she visited Tanzania for four days to bring international attention, visit schools and hospitals, and hand out thousands of bed nets.
source: Malaria Foundation International
 
Congratulations to Princess Astrid! I am pleased to see that her good work is being recognized.
 
Pics 13.3.2009

Princess Astrid and Professor Coll-Seck at the Roll Back Malaria
Partnership (RBM) at the Résidence Palace, Club Room in Brussels,
Belgium on 13 March 2009.


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Maybe I have not been paying attention or the press just doesn't cover her as they might cover other royals, but I never knew that Astrid performed so many royal duties.
Good for her!
 
Maybe I have not been paying attention or the press just doesn't cover her as they might cover other royals, but I never knew that Astrid performed so many royal duties.
Good for her!

I think the foreign press outside Belgium does not pay particular
attention to Princess Astrid, which is a pity. As far as it concerns
the German press, I remember reports about her family life in the
1980s, but that has come to an end with the 1990s.

Here are some more additional pics from last Friday:

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Princess Astrid visits Saudi Prince Faisal bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, President of the Saudi Red Crescent Authority.

The Princess is on a visit to Saudia Arabia, Qatar and the UAE as Special Representative of Roll Back Malaria

See here for pics
 
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Is the editorial of his website royalty-online, 'weekend royalty' editor Marc vand er Linden discribes the press conference that pricness Astrid gave about the fight against Malaria recently. It was said that the princess would not reply to questiuons, so she read a statement. However the princess was obviously full of good ideas and very enthausiastic about the project. After the press conference the journalist talked to princess Astrid, who started talking with passion about the topic, in perfect Dutch!

Een gemiste kans - Royalty Magazine - Royalty - het grootste blad over royals
 
I like the way you emphasize her "perfect Dutch". It would be shameful if it wasn't good, she studied in Leiden for a year.
Though, of course, Dutch and Flemish... :whistling:
 
The pics from March 28 and the ones belga has dated
with March 31 look so similar, could it be that's it's all
been from the hospital visit on March 28?

Princess Astrid meets Saudi Arabia's Finance Minister
Ibrahim al-Assaf in Riyadh March 29, 2009.
Princess Astrid is in the country to urge the government
to join and support an international program aimed to
combat malaria, according to the Saudi Press Agency.

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