Crown Princess Mary in Estonia - Day 2.

Yesterday was Crown Princess Mary's last day in Estonia. To start the day, she attended  the No Bullying conference organized by the Estonian Ombudsman for Children and the Estonian Association for Child Welfare and a keynote speech. The conference discussed the use of the "Fri for Mobberi" program in Estonian kindergartens and schools.

At 11AM, she participated in the Danish-Estonian seminar "Sustainable Fashion - A Business Model". The seminar discussed the potential for sustainability in the fashion industry.

After that, Crown Princess Mary participated in a lunch at the Danish Embassy in Estonia hosted by the Ambassador. She also visited the Kadrioru Saksa Gümnaasium, wich since 2013 has been part of the "Fri for Mobberi" pilot project, the Children's Literature Centre and she participated in a concert and reception for partners and Danes living in Estonia at Blackhead's House in Tallinn

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Crown Princess Mary in Estonia - Day 1.

Crown Princess Mary is on a 2-day visi to Estonia on behalf of Mary Fonden's "Fri for Mobberi" program. Today the Crown Princess visited  the Estonian kindergarten school Suitsupääsupesa Lasteaed who have been using the No Bullying tools since 2010.

After that, the Crown Princess participated in the opening of the Danish King’s Garden along with Tallinn’s mayor. The garden was renovated in 2013 with the support of Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik Foundation and AP Moller and Chastine Mc- Kinney Møller Foundation for General Purposes. The opening is a selection of relations between Denmark and Estonia since regaining of independence in 1991 has characterized the bilateral relationship.

The Crown Princess also participated in the opening of the photo exhibition “A Modern Royal Household” in medieval tower Kiek in de Kok , which is part of the Tallinn City Museum. The exhibition shows the renovation of Frederik VIII’s Palace.

To end the day, the Crown Princess met with the Estonian President and his wife at the Presidential palace for a dinner held in her honour.

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Crown Princess Mary in Estonia - Program.

Crown Princess Mary will make a Visit to Estonia on April 1-2, 2014

Tuesday 1 April

• The Crown Princess visits the Estonian kindergarten Suitsupääsupesa Lasteaed who have used No Bullying tools since 2010.
• The Crown Princess participates in the opening of the Danish King's Garden along with Tallinn's mayor. The garden was renovated in 2013 with the support of Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik's Foundation and the AP Møller and Chastine Mc-Kinney Møller Foundation for General Purposes. The opening is a selection of relations between Denmark and Estonia since regaining of independence in 1991 has characterized the bilateral relationship.
• The Crown Princess participates in the opening of the photo exhibition "A Modern Royal Household" in medieval tower Kiek in de Kok, which is part of the Tallinn City Museum. The exhibition shows the renovation of Frederik VIII's Palace.
• The Crown Princess participates in reception at Tallinn Town Hall, where the mayor of Tallinn Edgar Savisaar hosts.
• Crown Princess meet with Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves and First Lady Mrs. Evelin Ilves in presidential couple's official residence mansion.

Wednesday 2 April

• The Crown Princess participates in No Bullying conference organized by the Estonian Ombudsman for Children and the Estonian Association for Child Welfare and a keynote speech. The conference will discuss the use of No Bullying program in Estonian kindergartens and schools.
• The Crown Princess participates in the Danish-Estonian seminar "Sustainable Fashion - A Business Model". The seminar discussed the potential for sustainability in the fashion industry.
• The Crown Princess participates in lunch at the Danish Embassy in Estonia, where the Danish Ambassador hosts.
• The Crown Princess visits the school Kadrioru Saksa Gümnaasium, which since 2013 has been part of a No Bullying pilot project was launched in 25 schools in Estonia.
• Crown Princess visit the Estonian Children's Literature Centre.
• The Crown Princess participates in concert and reception for partners and Danes living in Estonia at Blackhead's House in Tallinn.

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