King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia Current Events, Part 11: July 2018 -


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King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia attend the scholarship ceremony of the Anders Wall Foundation at Grand Hôtel in Stockholm. There are 10 scholarship winners. Princess Christina and Tord Magnuson attend also the ceremony.
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Anders Wall Foundation published a short video of the scholarship ceremony. 93-year-old Anders Wall is a great man.
 
The King and Queen attend this evening at "A party for ABBA – Waterloo 50 years" at Cirkus.
Today is 50 years of Abba winning the Eurovision Song Contest with Waterloo. The members of Abba have told that they don't want to attend, we will see if it is true.
Princess Christina and Tord Magnuson are there too.
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"Dancing Queen", sung by norwegian Astrid S, and the King and Queen dancing a little at their places. Such a memory from their pre-wedding concert - at 1.49.00. They seemed to like a lot of Christer Sjögren's "Honey, honey" too.


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Radio Sweden spoke with the King and Queen, who were seen dancing to the Abba songs and the Queen says that it's clear, you just have to.
When the King and Queen got married, Abba performed with "Dancing Queen". The King says that the song has been with them all the years since then, almost 50 years.
When the King and Queen travel around the world, they hear that Abba's music is popular and the King says that have been fantastic ambassadors for Sweden, skilled Swedes who have shown Sweden to people abroad.
The King and Queen are now trying to get younger members of the royal family to like Abba. The Queen says that it's not just their generation, it's their children too, a second generation that also loves Abba, who are nice people. The King says with a laugh in his voice that it is indeed "three generations even", the Queen replies "we are working on it".
 
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According to the calendar, the king and queen attended yesterday at the Assembly Evening.
The Royal Court Parish is a non-territorial parish in the Church of Sweden and consists of approximately 500 members. An assembly evening is held twice a year in the Bernadotte Library, and regularly attended by The King and Queen who host the evening. A talk on a topical subject is always given on these occasions, and Court Organist Mary Ljungquist Hén arranges the music. The evening ends with an evening prayer.

King Carl Gustaf and queen Silvia attend this evening the formal gathering of The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences at the Stockholm City Hall.
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Photos from the formal gathering of The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences,
 
Here area few more photos from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences at the Stockholm City Hall
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The King and Queen attend today the 400th anniversary celebration of Sala Municipality.
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The King gave a speech
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The Royal Court about the visit
The King inaugurated a statue, depicting a miner, outside Sala station. The royal couple then strolled through the Sala on a hand-woven red carpet produced for the anniversary. A similar carpet was produced for the city's 300th anniversary in 1924 when King Gustav V visited Sala.
The King gave a speech at the commemorative program.
The royal couple had lunch next to Långforsen and looked at the sluice system that was built for the mining operations in the Sala silver mine. At the silver mine they were given a demonstration of the mine, which worked until 1908. The King went down into the mine at a depth of 26 meters, and the Queen visited the mine's museum exhibition.

The King's speech

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The King and Queen met at the Royal Palace on April 16 Karin Forseke, Chairman of the Drottningholm Palace Theatre's Board and Anna Karinsdotter, Artistic and managing director of the Theatre.

 
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