Princess Madeleine of Sweden participated Friday in the United States in the world meeting of SWEA International, of which she became an honorary member of the Florida branch.
Happy reunion of compatriots. This Friday, April 29, 2022, Princess Madeleine of Sweden, who has lived in Miami for three and a half years with her British-American husband Christopher O’Neill and their three children – Princess Leonore, 8, Prince Nicolas, 6 and Demi, and Princess Adrienne, 4, took part, in the city of Fort Lauderdale in Florida, in the world meeting of SWEA (Swedish Women’s Educational Association) International. Founded in Los Angeles in 1979 by Agneta Nilsson, this non-profit association, which has given itself the mission of promoting the Swedish language and disseminating Swedish culture and tradition throughout the world, is also a network for Swedish women. and Swedish speakers who live or have lived abroad. Princess Christina – the youngest of King Carl XVI Gustaf’s four older sisters – is the honorary president.
Madeleine spoke regarding her work for the World Childhood Foundation
Along with more than 200 Swedish women from around the world, the little sister of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Carl Philip attended a conference. This focused on SWEA’s collaboration with the Swedish Institute and the Church of Sweden abroad. Princess Madeleine also spoke regarding her work for the World Childhood Foundation, the foundation created in 1999 by her mother Queen Silvia to help children at risk around the world and which has offices in Sweden, Brazil, Germany and the United States.
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For the occasion, the youngest of the Swedish royal couple appeared in a pink trouser suit matched with a white top and nude pumps. Sharing several photos of the event, the Palace clarified that she had been named an honorary member of the Florida branch of SWEA, alongside this conference.
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