Queen Maxima of the Netherlands began her week in The Hague with owners of Dutch small and medium enterprises.

Business rendez-vous on Monday January 23rd for Queen Maxima who return to the Netherlands from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The wife of King Willem-Alexander had on her planning the annual event of "NLgroeit" which is a multi-annual program of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Chamber of Commerce and the NLevator Foundation, whose aim is to raise awareness of growth opportunities for entrepreneurs of Dutch SMEs through coaching, mentoring and training.

Maxima, who appeared at this meeting held in The Hague in a black dress, under a coat of the same tone embellished on the shoulders of a band of fur, did not make a figuration, as we suspect . The 45-year-old, a top-flight financier, stepped into the rostrum to launch the event. Then she took a seat in the room, settling among the participants to whom she probably gave his advice.

The mother of the little princesses Catharina-Amalia, Alexia and Ariane participated in this meeting as a member of the Dutch Committee for Entrepreneurship and Financing. Created by the Minister of Economic Affairs, this committee's mission is to strengthen the growth potential of SMEs, with a focus on small businesses.
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