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Queen Máxima Visits the Feijenoord District in Rotterdam

Queen Máxima Visits the Feijenoord District in Rotterdam

Queen Máxima visited the Feijenoord district in Rotterdam, where she spoke with residents and staff about financial challenges and debt issues.

Queen Máxima visited Huis van de wijk Irene in the Feijenoord district of Rotterdam, where residents can drop in with questions on various topics, including financial problems. At the information square, people are referred to appropriate help, such as guidance on debt restructuring and information about financial support schemes.

Queen Máxima visits Feijenoord in Rotterdam Queen Máxima during her visit to Feijenoord, Rotterdam. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk

The Queen spoke with residents and SOL staff about their experiences. Students with financial problems, policymakers and debt counsellors shared insights about debt issues in Rotterdam and efforts to reach young people and employees.

Queen Máxima in conversation with residents Queen Máxima in conversation with residents and staff. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk

Queen Máxima is honorary chair of the Foundation for a Financially Healthy Netherlands (SFGN), which promotes public-private cooperation to structurally improve financial health in society.

Queen Máxima at the information square Queen Máxima visiting the neighbourhood. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk Queen Máxima in Rotterdam Queen Máxima during her visit to Rotterdam. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk

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