Showing posts with label joachim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label joachim. Show all posts

Thursday, April 14, 2016

Mexican State Visit to Denmark: State Banquet.

Photo: BT
To end the first day of the State Visit, Queen Margrethe hosted a gala dinner at Fredensborg Palace for the Mexican President.


All members of the Royal family were seen wearing the Order of the Aztec Eagle, while the President wore the Order of the Elephant and his wife wore the Order of the Dannebrog.

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Videos 1, 2, 3, 4
The Queen's speech
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Friday, August 15, 2014

Prince Joachim opens Mosede Fort.

Photo: Simon Læssøe, Scanpix
On Wednesday, August 6, 2014 Prince Joachim attended the official opening of the museum Mosede Fort, Danmark 1914-18. During the opening, the Prince held a speech and then proceeded to officially open the museum.
Photo: Simon Læssøe, Scanpix
Mosede Fort was built in 1913 to defend the Danish neutrality and independence during the First World War. Today, the fort is converted into a modern museum with video and audio recording that tell about life and change during the First World War.


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Friday, July 25, 2014

Gråsten Photoshoot 2014.

Photo: Kim Agersten, POLFOTO
Members of the Danish and Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg Royal Families gathered as every year in Gråsten Palace, located in Southern Jutland.
Photo: Henning Bagger, Scanpix ©
Led by Prince Christian, the family posed on the bridge that leads to the Princesshuset - where Queen Margrethe, Princess Benedikte and Queen Anne-Marie used to play as children.
Photo: AOP & Martin Høien, Billed Bladet

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Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Prince Joachim, Princess Marie and Family to move to Copenhagen.

Photo: Panoramio.com
Prince Joachim has lived in Shackenborg Palace in South Jutland for more than 20 years. Now, he and Princess Marie have decided to move to Copenhagen. Shackenborg Palace will be left to the care of the newly stablished Shackenborg Foundation founded by Prince Joachim, the Bitten and Mads Clausen Foundation, Ecco Holding and Ole Kirk's Foundation, with Prince Joachim and Princess Marie as patrons.
The background to the establishment of the fund is that the operation of the castle with its attendant agriculture is difficult to reconcile with Prince Joachim and Princess Marie's other activities and involvement in official duties and patronages. The couple also want to move to Copenhagen area for family considerations.
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie are committed to maintain their close ties to the Møgeltønder community in Jutland. As patron, the couple will therefore continue to reside in the Palace for small periods of the year.
"Princess Marie and I are pleased with the solution that we have found with the founders of the new fund. It has been a difficult decision to leave Schakenborg, but I'm convinced that this solution ensures Schackenborg's future "says Prince Joachim. 
The founders made a deposit of 113 million USD in the establishment of Schakenborg Foundation. Prince Joachim gave a deposit of 13 million, the same to the value of the people's present that was given to Schakenborg in 1995.
The fund's objective is to maintain Schackenborg Palace as one of the region's most important historic buildings and ensure that the cultural value that the Palace has for the region, continues to evolve.
The Schakenborg Fund will be responsible for the maintenance of Schackenborg Palace and park and the manage of the agricultural land falling under the Fund.

The Fund's stablishment will come to effect on 1st July.
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Thursday, June 26, 2014

Wednesday, June 25, 2014

New Photos for Prince Henrik's 80th Birthday.

Photo: Euroman Magazine.
Surprise! Many events took place to celebrate Prince Henrik's 80th birthday, and the Danish magazine Euroman released new beautiful B&W photos taken in Graasten Palace on 2011. Ejoy!
Photo: Euroman Magazine.
Photo: Euroman Magazine.
Photo: Euroman Magazine.
Photo: Euroman Magazine.
Photo: Euroman Magazine.
Photo: Euroman Magazine.

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Friday, June 20, 2014

Danish Royals in Tivoli.

Photo: Nikolai Linares
On Monday, 16 June while Crown Princess Mary and her two oldest children were at a One Direction concert, in Tivoli, while the tourists were busy with their smartphones, suddenly first the Queen and shortly after Prince Joachim, Princess Marie and the three princes Nikolai, Felix and little Henrik and appeared in prior to the premiere of The Steadfast Tin Soldier ballet. The Queen created the stage design.
Photo: Nikolai Linares
Although it was not the first time that H. C. Andersen's famous fairy tale was listed as ballet, it was actually the first time that Prince Joachim and his family went to see the show.

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Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Prince Henrik's 80th Birthday.

Photo: Patrick Aventurier/Getty Images Europe
Tillykke! Prince Consort Henrik's birthday is today and he turns 80! Lots of events were held since the begining of June including a Gala Concert at DR Koncerthuset and a Reception at the Orangery of Fredensborg Palace.
Photo: Patrick Aventurier/Getty Images Europe
Today the entire Royal Family gathered at the Chateau de Cayx in France for a photo op and a rather small press conference.
The best is to be with the whole family - and the weather, said Prince Henrik, he also said that the family has been singing the birthday song to him.
Later, the day was celebrated with a glass of wine in the company of a bunch of Danish tourists.
Photo: Patrick Aventurier/Getty Images Europe
In addition, the Danish Court released photos from the Prince throughout the years.
Private photo, Kongehuset.


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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Prince Joachim on board 'DANMARK'

Photo: Martin Hoien, Billed-Bladet ©
Prince Joachim  as a patron of the training ship DANMARK attended on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 a tour boat from Vedbaek to Copenhagen.  On board the training ship DANMARK, school pupils showed Prince Joachim around the ship.
Photo: Martin hill, Image magazine ©
Training Ship DENMARK was built on Nakskov Shipyard in 1933. The ship is made of steel and has 3 fuldriggede master who can lead a total of 27 sailors. There are 80 students on board the ship and 15 crew members. Students live on the ship's two Banjer where they sleep, eat and get training.

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Sunday, June 1, 2014

Concert for Prince Henrik's 80th Birthday.

Photo: Mads Nissen
This 11 June, Prince Henrik turns 80 years and the celebrations continued today when a concert was held specially for the ocassion at DR's Koncerhuset.
Photo: Mads Nissen
Among the guests were Queen Margrethe, Prince Henrik, Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Prince Christian, Princess Isabella, Princess Marie, Prince Nikolai, Prince Felix, Countess Alexandra of Frederiksborg, Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, King Constantine of Greece and representatives from the official Denmark such as Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt.
Photo: Mads Nissen
At their arrival many of the guests were asked by BT to describe Prince Henrik. Countess Alexandra described him as a "Great Prince Consort, great grandpapa and a great person".

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Friday, May 23, 2014

Gala at the Opera House in Copenhagen.

Photo: Keld Navntoft, Scanpix ©
Its been 200 years since Denmark had to cede Norway to Sweden, and a national community of over 400 years long was broken. The close affinity between Denmark and Norway has continued, although the national ties were severed in 1814. Consequently, it is not the divorce but the common story and the common values ​​that are at the center of celebrations in Denmark.
Photo: Keld Navntoft, Scanpix ©
Anniversary events organized by, among others, the Parliament, the Royal Library, the Foundation for Danish-Norwegian cooperation and universities in Denmark. Now the celebration culminates with the Norwegian Community gala week in Copenhagen from 17 to 24 May.
Photo: Keld Navntoft, Scanpix ©
Queen Sonja and Crown Prince Haakon attended the gala performance "Two countries - one story» at the Opera House in Copenhagen. The show is an anniversary gift from the Danish government and parliament.
Photo: Keld Navntoft, Scanpix ©
Queen Sonja arrived at the Opera with the Danish Regent Couple. Along with Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik, Queen Sonja took her place in the royal box, where they were joined by Crown Prince Haakon, Danish Crown Prince and Princess, Prince Joachim and Princess Marie and Princess Benedikte.
Photo: Keld Navntoft, Scanpix ©
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Friday, May 16, 2014

Prince Joachim, Prince Felix and Prince Henrik in Århus.

Photo: Kim Haugaard
Prince Joachim took his two youngest sons - five-year old Prince Henrik and 11-year-old Prince Felix at the soapbox car race that was held in Århus. Prince Joachim and Prince Felix participated on the Classic Race.
Prince Felix sat behind the wheel of the green soapbox No. 52 while his father and his friend, Oscar Davidsen Siesbye acted as the engine of the car.
Photo: Kim Haugaard
-We don't race without also having the ambition to be on the top the podium. But what happens today, all depends on the engine, said Prince Joachim with a smile
-We lost , but it was great fun to be here, said Prince Felix after the race.
Photo: Kim Haugaard

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Thursday, May 8, 2014

Prince Joachim recieves the CARE Denmark Award 2013.

Photo: Martin Høien, Billed-Bladet ©
As patron of CARE Denmark, Prince Joachim in 1991 visited the organization's programs in Asia and Africa. Prince Joachim received the award for its longstanding commitment to CARE Denmark.
Photo: Martin Høien, Billed-Bladet ©
In connection with the award, Mikael Melbye revealed a portrait of the Prince.
Photo: Martin Høien, Billed-Bladet ©

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Friday, April 25, 2014

Prince Joachim Presents Award.


Yesterday (24 April) Prince Joachim as the Patron of the Diabetes Association, presented the Research Grant Award at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek.
Photo: Claus Bjørn Larsen ©
The Prince presented the Diabetes Association Research Grant 2014 to Esben Søndergaard, Kristine Højgaard Allin and Jacob Appel Østergaard. 
Photo: Claus Bjørn Larsen ©
Photo: Claus Bjørn Larsen ©
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Friday, April 18, 2014

150th anniversary of the Battle of Dybbøl .

Queen Margrethe, Prince Henrik, Prince Joachim and Princess Marie participated today on the events to mark the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Dybbøl .


The Battle of Dybbøl's anniversary was marked by a number of activities involving the royal couple and TRH Prince Joachim and Princess Marie.

Laying wreaths at the graves of warriors - 10:20
Queen Margrethe, Prince Henrik and Prince Joachim layed wreaths on warrior graves at Dybbøl where the lost are commemorated with a military ceremony.

Photo: Henning Bagger, BT
They also participated on a civil ceremony at Skansen Kong with speeches by the Queen, Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt, the German ambassador to Denmark and Minister President of Schleswig-Holstein and cultural features, inter alia, Sønderjysk Choir and folkBALTICA Ensemble and Helene Blum & Harald Haugaard Band.
Photo: Henning Bagger, BT
At 6:00PM Prince Joachim and Princess Marie participated on a dinner and cultural event in Alsion.

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Friday, March 28, 2014

Prince Joachim in Greenland.

On 25-27 March Prince Joachim was in Greenland to visit the Arctic Command and attended the board meeting of the Royal Greenlandic Fund in Nuuk.

Prince Joachim with Lieutenant Commander Niels Westergaard at the Arctic Command. Photo: Laila Landreth ©
Lieutenant Rasmus Rohde informs Prince Joachim about the Sirius Patrol challenges, tasks and daily life. Photo: Laila Landreth ©
On Wednesday 26 March, a board meeting of the Royal. Greenland Fund was held at the Arctic Command ship "Knud Rasmussen."

Prince Joachim on his arrival to the Arctic Command ship. Photo: Laila Landreth ©
After the board meeting, Prince Joachim visited the Rights of the Child MIO Institution that works on children's rights in Greenland.

Photo: Laila Landreth ©

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