10/21/2015
Today the King and Queen visited the new arrival center for refugees established in Råde Østfold. - We must do what we can to help them, said His Majesty the King.
In recent months there have been many asylum seekers arriving in the country. Therefore, UDI and National Police Immigration have now established a large arrival center in Råde, where functions have been dispersed in multiple locations together under one roof. The center makes it easier to accept the asylum seekers and guarantee them better conditions their first days in Norway. King and Queen were very impressed with what they have achieved in a short time.
Meeting with refugees
Royal Couple also had the opportunity to talk with some of the refugees at the center. A family from Iraq with their four children made a big impression on the Queen. They had been traveling through Europe for eighteen months.
- They had come here with a desire for their child to grow up here, with good schools and opportunities for a dignified and good life. It is touching, told Queen Sonja when they met the press after the visit According to Kongehuset.no.
- Now we have at least two occasions benefited from that others have taken care of us. It was during the great emigration to America and during WWII. Now we, together with Europe, show that within us and give something back to other people who ask for help in distress, said King Harald to TV2
Photo: Vegard Wivestad Grøtt / NTB scanpix
10/20/2015
During the afternoon Their Majesties the King and Queen held a banquet feast at the Royal Palace for representatives of various religious communities who are invited to the Palace.
Guests
90 guest were invited and are members of one of the Cooperation Council for belief communities 14 member organizations:
The Norwegian Baha'i communities
Buddhist Association
The Norwegian Church
Gurduara Sri Nanak Dev Ji (Sikhs)
Holistic Association
Humanist Association
Islamic Council of Norway
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons)
Christian Community
The Jewish community (Jews)
The Christian Council
Roman Catholic Diocese of Oslo
Sanatan Mandir Sabh (Hindus)
Norges Hindu Cultural Centre
Photo: Terje Pedersen / NTB scanpix/Sven Gj. Gjeruldsen/The Royal Court.
Today the King and Queen visited the new arrival center for refugees established in Råde Østfold. - We must do what we can to help them, said His Majesty the King.
In recent months there have been many asylum seekers arriving in the country. Therefore, UDI and National Police Immigration have now established a large arrival center in Råde, where functions have been dispersed in multiple locations together under one roof. The center makes it easier to accept the asylum seekers and guarantee them better conditions their first days in Norway. King and Queen were very impressed with what they have achieved in a short time.
Meeting with refugees
Royal Couple also had the opportunity to talk with some of the refugees at the center. A family from Iraq with their four children made a big impression on the Queen. They had been traveling through Europe for eighteen months.
- They had come here with a desire for their child to grow up here, with good schools and opportunities for a dignified and good life. It is touching, told Queen Sonja when they met the press after the visit According to Kongehuset.no.
- Now we have at least two occasions benefited from that others have taken care of us. It was during the great emigration to America and during WWII. Now we, together with Europe, show that within us and give something back to other people who ask for help in distress, said King Harald to TV2
Photo: Vegard Wivestad Grøtt / NTB scanpix
10/20/2015
During the afternoon Their Majesties the King and Queen held a banquet feast at the Royal Palace for representatives of various religious communities who are invited to the Palace.
Guests
90 guest were invited and are members of one of the Cooperation Council for belief communities 14 member organizations:
The Norwegian Baha'i communities
Buddhist Association
The Norwegian Church
Gurduara Sri Nanak Dev Ji (Sikhs)
Holistic Association
Humanist Association
Islamic Council of Norway
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons)
Christian Community
The Jewish community (Jews)
The Christian Council
Roman Catholic Diocese of Oslo
Sanatan Mandir Sabh (Hindus)
Norges Hindu Cultural Centre
Photo: Terje Pedersen / NTB scanpix/Sven Gj. Gjeruldsen/The Royal Court.
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