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Royal Couple Marks 250th Assignment for Oranje Fonds

Royal Couple Marks 250th Assignment for Oranje Fonds

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima visited Wijkpaleis in Rotterdam and celebrated their 250th assignment as patrons of the Oranje Fonds.

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima visited the Wijkpaleis community centre in Rotterdam on February 2 to mark their 250th assignment as patrons of the Oranje Fonds. King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima at Wijkpaleis The royal couple arrived at the Wijkpaleis community centre in Rotterdam. Photo: The Dutch Royal House The Oranje Fonds was established in 2002 as a wedding gift to the Dutch people from the royal couple. The fund aims to strengthen social cohesion and community in the Netherlands. Since its creation, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima have been active patrons of the fund. The royal couple greeting volunteers The royal couple met with volunteers and staff at the centre. Photo: The Dutch Royal House Wijkpaleis is a community centre that offers activities, meeting spaces, and support to the local community. During the visit, the royal couple met volunteers and participants who benefit from the centre's services. Queen Máxima in conversation Queen Máxima in conversation with visitors at Wijkpaleis. Photo: The Dutch Royal House Queen Máxima wore a cashmere cape and dress by Begg x Co for the occasion. This 250th assignment marks an important milestone for the royal couple's longstanding commitment to social initiatives in the Netherlands.

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