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State Visit from Chile
On 10–12 May 2016, Chile's President Michelle Bachelet will pay a State Visit to Sweden at the invitation of His Majesty the King. This is the first State Visit from Chile to Sweden. The Government will be involved, with several ministers participating.
State Visit programme points
Tuesday 10 May
The first day of the State Visit traditionally comprises several ceremonial elements. It will begin on the Tuesday morning when the King and Queen will meet the President at the Royal Stables for a procession to the Royal Palace, where an official welcoming ceremony will take place. Representatives of the Riksdag and the Government will be present. A musical setting can be expected as Stockholm will be hosting the Eurovision Song Contest that week.
Prime Minister Stefan Löfven will receive President Bachelet at Rosenbad in the afternoon for talks, followed by a joint press briefing.
Tuesday's programme will end with a banquet hosted by the King and Queen at the Royal Palace.
Wednesday 11 May
Wednesday's programme will begin with a seminar and meetings about trade and business sector issues. There will then be programme points concerning gender equality and equal opportunities, with representatives of the Government, the business sector and civil society.
Stockholm City will then host a lunch at City Hall.
After the lunch, Speaker of the Riksdag Urban Ahlin will receive President Bachelet at the Riksdag.
In the evening, the President will host a reciprocal reception for the Swedish hosts.
Thursday 12 May
The third day of the State Visit will take place in Gothenburg. The theme of the day will be innovative and climate-smart transport solutions in urban environments.
The County Governor of Västra Götaland County will host a lunch, after which the State Visit will end.
State Visit from Chile - Sveriges Kungahus
So Johan T Lindwall was right, the state visit is on the same week as the Final of the Eurovision Song Contest. One could also guess that by looking at the royal calendar, that week had so far only one work event on Sunday 15th.
On 10–12 May 2016, Chile's President Michelle Bachelet will pay a State Visit to Sweden at the invitation of His Majesty the King. This is the first State Visit from Chile to Sweden. The Government will be involved, with several ministers participating.
State Visit programme points
Tuesday 10 May
The first day of the State Visit traditionally comprises several ceremonial elements. It will begin on the Tuesday morning when the King and Queen will meet the President at the Royal Stables for a procession to the Royal Palace, where an official welcoming ceremony will take place. Representatives of the Riksdag and the Government will be present. A musical setting can be expected as Stockholm will be hosting the Eurovision Song Contest that week.
Prime Minister Stefan Löfven will receive President Bachelet at Rosenbad in the afternoon for talks, followed by a joint press briefing.
Tuesday's programme will end with a banquet hosted by the King and Queen at the Royal Palace.
Wednesday 11 May
Wednesday's programme will begin with a seminar and meetings about trade and business sector issues. There will then be programme points concerning gender equality and equal opportunities, with representatives of the Government, the business sector and civil society.
Stockholm City will then host a lunch at City Hall.
After the lunch, Speaker of the Riksdag Urban Ahlin will receive President Bachelet at the Riksdag.
In the evening, the President will host a reciprocal reception for the Swedish hosts.
Thursday 12 May
The third day of the State Visit will take place in Gothenburg. The theme of the day will be innovative and climate-smart transport solutions in urban environments.
The County Governor of Västra Götaland County will host a lunch, after which the State Visit will end.
State Visit from Chile - Sveriges Kungahus
So Johan T Lindwall was right, the state visit is on the same week as the Final of the Eurovision Song Contest. One could also guess that by looking at the royal calendar, that week had so far only one work event on Sunday 15th.