The Dutch Royal Courts: Prins Bernard Award, Prince Claus Award, A financial trip to Washington D.C, A Royal Birthday

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A week in the Dutch Royal Family Agenda:
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima attended a symposium on Energy and Geopolitics at Royal Palace on December 04, 2015 in Amsterdam.
Photo Credits: Het Koninkjik Huis/Facebook

OOTD:
Blouse: Natan
Quilted Bag: Chanel
Shoes: Gianvito Rossi

Two days before, on Wednesday December 2nd, also in Amsterdam, Queen Maxima, in a mottled gray skirt Natan together with a top with a belt, pearls, and gray Gianvito Rossi shoes, participated in the awards ceremony at the Palace Royal: the Prince Claus Grand Prize. With Princess Laurentien again at his side, were present for this event their spouses King Willem-Alexander and Prince Constantijn and their mother in law Princess Beatrix and sister in law Princess Mabel Von Oranje. Awarded this year to the Iranian photographer newsha tavakolian this distinction, created in 1996 in honor of Claus von Amsberg -spouse of Queen now Princess Beatrix disappeared in 2002 at the age of 76 years-honors personalities and organizations that embody the goals of the Prince Claus Found: outstanding work in the field of culture and development in Asia, Latin America and Africa.
Photo Credits: Paris Match

Queen Maxima participated in the Financial Inclusion Forum organized by the American Department of Treasury in Washington, DC on December 1, 2015

Last Monday, November 30, accompanied by his sister in law the Princess Laurentien, Queen Maxima was at the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, a concert hall in Amsterdam. Wearing a Natan in a dress bodice and curved line skirt printed with a geometric black and white pattern, which she had given to nude LK BENNETT pumps and clutch, the Queen of the Netherlands awarded the "Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Prijs 2015 "to the Dutch architect Francine Houben. The name of the husband of the former queen Juliana and father to Princess Beatrix and Grandfather to their spouse King Willem-Alexandre and Prince Constanjin, crown this award annually to an individual or institution in the Netherlands with extensive experience in the field of culture or nature.