by the successors Victoria is Daniel from Sweden is on an official visit to Australia, where he arrived last Monday, 13. As of today Wednesday, the couple, who were accompanied by the Minister for Aid and Foreign Trade, Johann Forschelhas presided over a number of public events, in a visit aimed at promoting and strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries.
Upon their arrival, the crown princes were received in the country’s capital by the Swedish ambassador, Pontus Melander, which was followed by a welcoming ceremony, attended by some representatives of the local indigenous population, the ngunnawal. Also on Monday morning, Victoria and Daniel were at the National Museum, where they could see the exhibition “Great Southern Land” and in the afternoon they visited Namadgi National Park, on the outskirts of Canberra, where the princess posed next to some koalas.
In the evening, the couple were received by the Governor-General of Australia, David Harleyand from the woman, Beautifulfor a gala dinner in honor of the Swedish crown princes, a moment during which Victoria spoke, stressing the importance of trade relations between the two countries.
On Tuesday, and still in the country’s capital, the successors continued their agenda together with Minister Johan Forssell. The princess planted a tree in a botanical garden, created after the 2003 bushfires, which has one of the largest collections of rare and endangered tree species in the world.
Later, Victoria found herself at the Australian National University, where she had a meeting with her Brian SchmidtNobel Prize in Physics in 2011 and vice chancellor of the university, and with Mark Howden, director of the university’s Climate Institute, for a discussion on the climate issues facing the country. Following this meeting, the Crown Princes visited Parliament, after being received by the Australian Prime Minister.
After two days in Canberra, on the morning of this Wednesday, 15, she started in Sydney, where the Crown Princess chose a smart and comfortable look, consisting of a raw blazer. Sandro Pariswith a belt in the same color, and straight pants.
In this outfit, Victoria, accompanied by her husband, attended the Sweden-Australia Sustainable Mining Summit, after which they were taken on a tour of the Sydney Opera House. The heirs later visited the city’s Royal Botanic Gardens, moments before Victoria changed her look, opting for a short-sleeve floral-print debut dress in shades of lavender, which she teamed with high heels. Gianvito Rossi is clutch by Prada, in the same shades as the dress.
During this visit, the Crown Princess bets on both more elegant and more relaxed looks. The first day she chose a blouse, blazer and skirt set, all in white, and heels and the next she appeared in public in a green printed dress, length midineck tie, long sleeves and pleated skirt, which later changed the look to trousers oversize, straight cut and shirt, both in off-white. This Wednesday morning she chose the lavender dress.
The princes say goodbye to Australia this Wednesday, the 15th, and head to New Zealand, where they will stay until the 18th, a visit that also aims to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries.
