Her Majesty the Queen presided over the annual event of the Women's Foundation for Africa, this time dedicated to leadership and women who exercise in the neighboring continent. Letizia began by sending a reminder to the families of those murdered by terrorists in Paris last Friday, "a reference to her pain, unfathomable and deep, which is also the pain of the French people and, indeed, pain all ", she said.
Her Majesty also stressed the need to meet the challenge of this foundation with two ideas: equality and education. .. "The first, equality Equality means many things mean access to equal opportunities for men and women and the right to choose means always fulfilling the obligations: choose a life Equality do not blank slates No.. two equal beings. To promote equality between women and men is payable peace, is to reduce poverty is to respect, it is to allow everyone gets everywhere reach for their effort, because I do not work I forget, begins in oneself, in one, "she said.
For today's meeting, Queen Letizia sported a professional look Hugo Boss business suits  Carolina Herrera fuchsia geo print blouse, Prada black Saffiano print patent leather pointy toe or Magrit 'Mila' black patent pumps, COOLOOK 'Sarin' earrings.
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Sa Majesté la Reine a présidé l'événement annuel de la Fondation des Femmes pour l'Afrique, cette fois dédié au leadership et les femmes qui exercent dans le continent voisin. Letizia a commencé par l'envoi d'un rappel pour les familles des personnes assassinées par des terroristes à Paris vendredi dernier, "une référence à sa douleur, insondable et profonde, qui est aussi la douleur du peuple français et, en effet, la douleur tout», dit-elle.
Sa Majesté a également souligné la nécessité de relever le défi de cette fondation avec deux idées: l'égalité et de l'éducation. .. "La première, l'égalité des sexes signifie beaucoup de choses signifient accès à l'égalité des chances pour les hommes et les femmes et le droit de choisir des moyens toujours satisfait aux obligations: choisir une vie sexes ne disposent pas des ardoises vierges .. Pas de deux êtres égaux à promouvoir l'égalité entre les deux. femmes et les hommes est payable paix, est de réduire la pauvreté est à respecter, il est de permettre à tout le monde obtient partout atteindre pour leurs efforts, parce que je ne travaille pas je l'oublie, commence en soi, en un ", dit-elle.
Pour la réunion d'aujourd'hui, la reine Letizia arborait un look professionnel entreprise Hugo Boss convient Carolina Herrera fuchsia géo blouse imprimée, Prada Saffiano cuir noir imprimé de brevet bout pointu ou des pompes à vernis noir Magrit 'Mila', boucles d'oreilles COOLOOK 'Sarin.
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King Albert and Queen Paola, Princess Astrid, Archduchess of Austria-Este and Prince Lorenz, Archduke of Austria-Este attended the Te Deum Mass on King’s Day at the Saints Michel Cathedral in Brussels, Belgium on November 15, 2015. (Since 1866, for over 148 years King’s Day has been celebrated in honour of the Belgian monarch. 15 November marks the first day of the Feast of Saint Leopold in the German liturgical calendar, while it is the Feast of Saint Albert in the Roman Catholic Calendar) (The Te Deum (also known as Ambrosian Hymn or A Song of the Church) is an early Christian hymn of praise. The title is taken from its opening Latin words, Te Deum laudamus, rendered as 'Thee, O God, we praise')-wikipedia
This year's mass was held under tight very security following Friday events
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On Saturday, following the deadly attacks in Paris, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visited the Embassy of France in Madrid are to sign the register of sympathy.
Dress un a black trouser suit on a gray top, Letizia had accompanied her husband this November 14 at the Embassy of France in Spain. The royal couple also sat down with French Ambassador Yves Saint-Geours, to whom he expressed his condolences for the terrible terrorist attacks last night in Paris and asked to convey to the injured and their families on behalf of the Spanish people, its sincerest well wishes.

Also present where Former King Juan-Carlos and Queen Sophia.
His Majesty King Felipe VI's message to France(in Spanish)
Señor Presidente,

En estos momentos de dolor, deseo trasladaros toda la cercanía, solidaridad y apoyo en nombre del gobierno y del pueblo español así como expresar la condena más firme frente a la barbarie terrorista y la cruel e inhumana sinrazón de quienes atentan contra los principios y valores fundamentales que sustentan nuestra convivencia y nuestras democracias.

Junto a la Reina, quiero también expresar mi más sentido pésame a las familias de los fallecidos y nuestro deseo de una pronta recuperación de los heridos. Los españoles estamos, hoy más que nunca, al lado de los franceses en la determinación, en el compromiso y en la unidad que permite superar los desafíos de la violencia terrorista.

Muy afectuosamente,

FELIPE R.

Dutch Queen Maxima attended the official opening ceremony of the "Global SME(Small Medium Enterprise) Finance Forum 2015" on November 15, 2015 in Antalya, Turkey. Her Majesty is the UN Secretary-General's Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development (UNSGSA). She has been honorary patron of the G20 global partnership for financial inclusion since 2011.

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.
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