PROGRAM FOR THE VISIT TO LITHUANIA
HRH the Crown Prince, the 8th-10th October 2013 stand at the head of an official Danish business delegation to Lithuania together with the Minister for Climate, Energy and Buildings Martin Lidegaard.
Program
Tuesday, 8 October
The Presidential Palace
pm. 16.00
Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite HE featuring HRH Crown Prince welcome to Lithuania. Officially photo and signing the guestbook.
Visit at Bang & Olufsen
pm. 5.18
Crown Prince visits the Bang & Olufsen store in Vilnius on the occasion of its 20th anniversary in Lithuania. The proprietor of the shop during the visit will give a presentation of the store's history.
The exhibition "International Relations"
pm. 18.30
Crown Prince is present at the opening of the exhibition "International Relations" with modern Danish art and have showcased the exhibition of the present Danish artists who have contributed works. There will then be a reception.
The artists are graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, the exhibition displayed from 9 October to 2 November in Vilnius.
Wednesday 9 October
English-Lithuanian Business Forum
pm. 9.00
Crown Prince attend the opening of the Danish-Lithuanian business forum and a speech following the president. Crown Prince attends then the opening of sector seminars "Renovation and Energy efficiency in buildings" and "Food, Food Technology and Retail." In English-Lithuanian business forum attended by a number of business leaders and decision makers from Denmark and Lithuania, which have the opportunity to exchange experiences and ideas for new initiatives and the establishment of possible cooperation with regard to professional conduct in Lithuania.
Danish Bank
pm. 11.50
Crown Prince visits Danish Bank and helping to launch the competition "Financial Literacy" for Lithuanian children. During the visit the Lithuanian schoolchildren have the opportunity to ask the Crown Prince questions via a live video link.
The exhibition "A Modern Royal Household"
pm. 14.15
Crown Prince visiting The Vytautas Art Museum and presented the exhibition "A Modern Royal Household" where restoration and artistic decoration of Frederik VIII's Palace portrayed. "A Modern Royal Household" was created as part of the cultural program of the Danish Presidency of the EU and has been showcased in several countries. On 3 October exhibition opened in Vilnius.
Old Town Hall
pm. 15.00
Crown Prince visit the town hall and received by the mayor of Vilnius, after which there will be sightseeing on bikes. The tour starts at City Hall and ends in the city district Užupis with intermediate stops at Vilnius University.
Užupis
pm. 16.00
Crown Prince participates in the detection of a blackboard with Danish translation of Užupis' constitution. Students who read Danish Vilnius University, will read the Constitution aloud in Danish.
Užupis is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Vilnius and is located on the outskirts of the old town. As a self-declared republic has Užupis including its own constitution, flag and currency.
Gala Dinner
pm. 19.00
The president will host a gala dinner to be held in the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, with the participation of representatives of Danish companies and also invited guests. The palace was originally built in the 15th century, but was in 1801 demolished. In 2002 began a reconstruction of the palace, which has meant that the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania now face rebuilt.
Wednesday 10 October
Business Brunch
pm. 9.00
The president will host a business brunch in the Presidential Palace.
Opening Ceremony on the occasion of "Danish Days"
pm. 10.00
Crown Prince participates in the opening of "Danish Days", which aims to attract Danish companies selling consumer goods to Lithuania.
"Danish Days" takes place in Panorama, which is one of the largest shopping centers in Vilnius. During his visit, the Crown Prince have the opportunity to visit the Danish stores Ecco and Pandora, which is represented in the center. Several events will take place during the "Danish Days", including the construction of a larger LEGO installation for children.
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