La princesse Mabel van Oranje-Nassau a pu compter sur le soutien de sa cousine par alliance Viktoria de Bourbon-Parme alors qu’elles participait ce mercredi à La Haye à une réunion relative à son combat contre le mariage forcé des enfants et adolescentes.
Princesse Mabel est l'initiateur de filles mais pas mariees et la princesse Viktoria est la patronne/marraine de Save the Children.
Princesse Mabel Von Oranje est une veuve et était l'épouse du prince Late Friso décédé en Août 2013 à la suite d'un accident de ski au bout de 18 mois est le coma (frère du roi Willem-Alexander et Fils ancienne reine maintenant Princesse Beatrix)
Princesse Viktoria de Bourbon-Parme est belle-fille la princesse Irene. Elle a épousé le prince Jaime fils d'Irène des Pays-Bas, l'une des sœurs de la princesse Beatrix.

Princess Mabel Von Mabel

Princess Mabel (L) and Princess Viktoria Bourbon-Parme(R)

Princess Mabel Von Oranje and Princess Victoria of Bourbon-Parme attended the expert meeting on child marriage, organized by "Save the Children" at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in The Hague, The Netherlands on October 7, 2015. She said, according to ANP: "There are of course many similarities between care for children in need, for their education and ensure a good future and put an end to child marriages ".
Princess Mabel is initiator of Girls Not Brides and Princess Viktoria is patroness of Save the Children.
Princess Mabel Von Oranje is a widow and was the wife to the Late Prince Friso who passed away in August 2013 as the result of a skiing accident after 18 months is coma (Brother to King Willem-Alexander and Son to Former Queen now Princess Beatrix)
Princess Viktoria of Bourbon-Parme is daughter in law to Princess Irene. She married Prince Prince Jaime son of Princess Irene of the Netherlands, one of Princess Beatrix's sisters.

On October 8, 2015, Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander visited the former mining region in Limburg. During the visit the King and Queen visited the monument ‘d’r Joep and the Columbus-earth theater and Schacht Nulland in Kerkrade.
Photo: ANP

Le 8 Octobre, 2015, la reine Maxima et le roi Willem-Alexander ont visité l'ancienne région minière dans le Limbourg. Au cours de la visite, le roi et la reine ont visité le monument ‘d’r Joep and the Columbus-earth theater and Schacht Nulland à Kerkrade.

Photo: ANP

HRH Prince Harry visited the Paignton Rugby Club in Devon to present them with an RFU, .Gold Standard facilities award on October 7, 2015 in Paignton in Devon, United Kingdom.

HRH is patron to the RFU's All Schools Programme. During the visit Prince Harry received a pair of personalised rugby boots with his name stitched unto them

Thank you @PaigntonRFC for the special personalised boots, and well done on your @EnglandRugby Gold Standard Award! pic.twitter.com/RVMTQTLKO9

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) October 7, 2015

Prince Harry meets talented @PaigntonRFC youngsters as he presents the club's @EnglandRugby Gold Std Facilities Award pic.twitter.com/g09LAPWBxv

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) October 7, 2015

Their Majesties King Felipe and Queen Letizia and Their Majesties King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia attended the funeral Mass Corpore Insepulto Mass) for , HRH Prince Carlos of Bourbon-Two Sicilies Duke of Calabria at San Lorenzo de El Escorial on October 8, 2015, who past away on October 5th. The late Carlos of Bourbon-Deux Sicilies was a cousin to former King Juan Carlos.
Photo Credits: Casa Del Rey

Yesterday October 7th in the evening, local time,  the Norwegian-American Chamber of Commerce markedits 100th anniversary. Crown Prince Couple, Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marrit took part in the celebration of the jubilee in New York.

For the past century, the Norwegian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC) opened American doors for Norwegian business interests. From its headquarters in New York and another eight major cities across the US, working NACC to support Norwegian companies wishing to establish themselves in the states.
Photo: Pontus Höök / NTB scanpix












They attended a ceremony to celebrate a gift of Norwegian textile at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum on October 8, 2015 in New York City. The Norwegian textile was the original wallpaper from the United Nations Security Chamber and was originally donated to the United Nations in 1952.