Monday at noon, Prince Albert II of Monaco, his wife Princess Charlene, his older sister Princess Caroline of Hanover and the youngest daughter of the latter, Princess Alexandra, joined the Palace staff for a minute silence for the victims of the terrorist attacks of Paris.

All dressed in black, her sunglasses in her short blond hair, Charlene of Monaco appeared very upset, as her husband prince Albert II, when they met a this minute of silence on November 16 in the courtyard of the Prince's Palace of Monaco in memory of victims of the terrorist attacks this Friday, November 13 in the evening in the French capital. While Princess Alexandra of Hanover, aged 16, stood behind them, the latter's mother, Princess Caroline, was on their left.
Photo Credits: Paris Match. Palace Princier/Facebook

Crown Princess Mary visited to Senegal with organizations Orchid Project and Tosta from November 11 to 15. Crown Princess Mary of Denmark met members of the community of Sahre Bocar, Senegal on Saturday 14th November. Her journey to Senegal was to experience and obtain a deeper understanding of the organization's work with "Community Empowerment Programs". Programs to have a special focus on women and girls' rights and female circumcision.
HRH wore ZARA Lace Blouse, BY MALENE BİRGER Long Skirt
On Sunday November 15th, she made a public declaration ceremony about the abandonment of the practice of infibulation, in Kaolack.
Photo Credits:project orchid.org

Queen Sonja has been an honorary member of the Norwegian Trekking Association since 2007 and her love of the outdoors and Norwegian nature is well known.
During the opening of the conference today, Her Majesty spoke with host Queen Ingunn Solheim about traveling and nature and what it means. HRH Crown Princess was also present at the opening today.
Photo Credits: Zimbio/Kongehuset.no/

On Friday 13 November was Queen Silvia visited Silviahemmet day centers in Munich, Germany and to participate in a symposium on dementia.
The morning events started in a residential area in the east of Munich where Silviahemmet day center is located. The Queen was given the opportunity to take part of the daily work and met the staff and the persons who participated in the operation.

During the afternoon the Queen attended a symposium on dementia. The Queen made a speech and talked about Silviahemmet and the training that is linked to the business.
Silvia Home Foundation
Silvia Home Foundation was founded on the initiative of the Queen in 1996. Silviasyster- and Silvia Nursing and training certifications of whole units paired with the width training in dementia care practice for the different categories in healthcare. Silviahemmet strive to actively participate in the development of good treatment and care of people with dementia and their families.

Since its inception, the Foundation Silviahemmet opens in new window retrained nurses and nurses in dementia care, so far 550 Silvia Sisters and 170 Silvia Nurses. In May took the first Silvia doctors graduated after having completed a Master's degree in dementia care doctor.

The business has attracted international attention and delegations from several countries has visited Silviahemmet in Stockholm, which has led to concrete collaborations.
photo credits: Kungahuset.se

Her Royal Highness Princess Marie and deputy Mayor officially launched the Odense International Community. International Community Odense (The International Network of Odense) is a network for expats in Odense. Throughout the year organize a range of events for international professionals and their accompanying families.
photo credits: International Community Odense/Facebook

Their Majesties and Their Majesties King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia attended the funeral of HRH Prince Carlos of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, who died last October 5
Photo Credits: Casa Del Rey

Norwegian Royal family attended a Euro 2016 qualifying play off football/soccer game between Norway and Hungary at the Ullevaal Stadium on November 12, 2015 in Oslo, Norway. Members who were presents wearing the Norwegian jersey were King Harald V, Crown Prince Haakon, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, and their 3 kids Marius Borg Høiby, Princess Ingrid Alexandra, and Prince Sverre Magnus.