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Newer posts →Royals Support Their National Teams at the World Cup In South Africa
Last Saturday the World Cup Soccer has started in South Africa. Five monarchies are participating in the tournament: Denmark, England, Japan, The Netherlands and Spain. Royals from most of these countries wasted no opportunity to travel to South Africa to support their national teams. On Monday Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and the Prince of Orange attended the match between Denmark and the Netherlands in Johannesburg. Both princes were seated … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark, Spain, The Netherlands, The United Kingdom | Tagged Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, Felipe VI of Spain, FIFA, Football, King Willem-Alexander of The Netherlands, Prince Harry of Wales, Queen Letizia of Spain, South Africa, Sport, The Duke of Cambridge | Leave a commentPresident Zuma’s Visit to the UK
South African President Jacob Zuma has just undertaken a state visit to the United Kingdom, upon the invitation of HM Queen Elizabeth II. He and his wife, Mrs Thobeka Madiba Zuma, arrived on March 2nd. The following day, March 3rd, the ceremonial welcome took place on Horse Guards Parade. Queen Elizabeth and HRH the Duke of Edinburgh welcomed the South African President and First Lady, accompanied by TRH the Prince … Continue reading
Posted in The United Kingdom | Tagged Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, Football, President Zuma of South Africa, Prime Minister Brown of the United Kingdom, South Africa, Sport, State Visit, The Duchess of Cornwall, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales | Leave a commentState Visit to South Africa
Their Majesties King Harald V of Norway and Queen Sonja paid a three-day State Visit to South Africa. The Royal couple traveled with a delegation of representatives of Norwegian leadership, culture and business. The King and Queen were welcomed by President Jacob Zuma and Mrs. Zuma with a solemn welcome ceremony at the Union Buildings. After the welcoming ceremony, there were bilateral talks between the Royal Couple and the President … Continue reading
Posted in Norway | Tagged Bilateral Relations, Education, Exhibition, Harald V of Norway, President Zuma of South Africa, Queen Sonja of Norway, South Africa, State Visit | Leave a commentQueen & Bollywood actor watch a cricket match
Queen Rania of Jordan has accepted an invitation from Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty to watch a cricket match between South Africa and Australia while Queen Rania was in South Africa last month. “While at the hotel I was staying in at Johannesburg, I got to know that Her Highness Queen Rania of Jordan was staying there too. I invited her for a match. Queen Rania was kind enough to accept … Continue reading
Posted in Jordan | Tagged Celebrities, Queen Rania al-Abdullah of Jordan, South Africa, Sport | Leave a commentQueen Rania in South Africa, Day 2
On March 27, 2009, Queen Rania announced her role as Honorary Chair of the Global Action Week on Education in anticipation of the “Big Read” event organized by the Global Campaign for Education. Queen Rania addressed the need to provide “Education for All” by calling on millions to join the “Big Read” campaign at the Sandton Public Library in Johannesburg. After the announcement, the Queen started to read the short … Continue reading
Posted in Jordan | Tagged Education, Patronage, Queen Rania al-Abdullah of Jordan, South Africa, Working Visit | Leave a commentRania starts Visit to South Africa
Queen Rania started a three-day working trip to South Africa by holding talks on Thursday with the South African statesman and Nobel Prize laureate Nelson Mandela. During the meeting, Members of the Nelson Mandela organizations briefed the Queen on the various legacy projects currently underway, including the planned Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital, which will be one of three such facilities in the African continent. Queen Rania also visited the Phefeni … Continue reading
Posted in Jordan | Tagged Children, Education, Nelson Mandela, Queen Rania al-Abdullah of Jordan, South Africa, Working Visit | Leave a comment








