The President Halla returns the Swedish King Home
The three -day state visit to the presidential couple to Sweden began today.
There are Karl XVI. King Gustaf and Silvia Queen who offer this visit, and her goal is to strengthen the good relationship between the countries and work on further cooperation such as in the fields of health, filmmaking and security.
Thorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Health Alma Möller, also participate in the program, together with public delegation and representatives of business and cultural life.
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The program began with a formal reception at the royal palace in Stockholm, after which the President of the President met with the President of the Legislative Assembly, Andreas Norlén, together with the Foreign Minister and other delegations. After lunch with the royal couple, the President and Foreign Minister have a similar meeting with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and subsequently discuss them with the media representative. Next, the President and the escort team look owned by the Swedish Coast Guard, learn about its operations and sail around the Parking Garden.
At the same time, Björn Skúlason with Silvia Sweden Queen is visiting Silviahemnet. It is a daycare remedy that the Queen created for people with dementia, but the husband of the president is the protector of the Alzheimer’s Association in Iceland. Alma Möller, Minister of Health and Anna Tenje, Minister of Aging in Sweden, will join. The Queen will also follow Birni and the Minister of Health in Barnahus, which is a child protection remedy for an Icelandic model.
Karl Gustaf King of Sweden bent himself after the Icelandic flag who had fallen into the street.
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The program today ends with a festive dinner in the royal palace.
Tomorrow, the Presidential couple MA will visit the Karolinska Hospital and the Stockholm Business School.
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Björn Skúlason, husband of the President of Iceland, President Halla Tómasdóttir together with Karli Gustaf King of Sweden and Queen Silvia outside the royal palace in Stockholm.
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Björn drew a game for photographers.
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Profitable guardians for service prepared.
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