CROWN PRINCESS MARY VISIT TO INDONESIA DAY 1
Monday, 2 December
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark is visiting Indonesia from 2-4 December together with Development Cooperation Minister Rasmus Prehn and UN Population Fund (UNFPA) Executive Director Natalia Kanem. Her Royal Highness become a Patron of UNFPA in 2010.
The visit with a focus on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) will provide insight into how SRHR challenges and solutions are handled in Indonesia.
- CROWN PRINCESS MARY VISIT TO INDONESIA DAY 1.
- CROWN PRINCESS MARY VISIT TO INDONESIA DAY 2.
- CROWN PRINCESS MARY VISIT TO INDONESIA DAY 3.
The Crown Princess will also participate in the celebration of the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Denmark and Indonesia.
Crown Princess Mary wore a silk printed dress from H&M and her Gianvito Rossi Python Pointed Toe Pumps.
Panel Debate “Healthy & Organic Parenting”
Crown Princess Mary attended and spoke at a panel debate ‘Healthy & Organic Parenting’ focused on children, healthy diet and fitness. A number of young “influencers” also take part in the debate.
Indonesia is experiencing an increased awareness of healthy lifestyle. Today I participated in a panel talk on ‘Healthy & Organic Parenting’ arranged by @DKinIndonesia and @Arla_Foods. Lots of gains in the new strategic sector cooperation in food and agriculture between ?? and ?? pic.twitter.com/mmoZO5IvFJ
— Rasmus Prehn (@RasmusPrehn) December 2, 2019
Yang Mulia, Putri Mahkota Denmark dan Menteri @RasmusPrehn berpartisipasi dalam debat panel tentang nutrisi dan bergaimana
— Rasmus A. Kristensen (@DubesDenmark) December 2, 2019
mempromosikan diet sehat dan aktif
gaya hidup untuk anak-anak ??♀️?♂️?? Tantangan penting di #Denmark dan #Indonesia ???? pic.twitter.com/WmSOiNJlnG
Marking of World AIDS Day 2019
On the occasion of World AIDS Day 2019, The Crown Princess took part in an observance of the day.
The Crown Princess delivered a speech: “Knowledge about HIV is perhaps the best protection against the virus. Young people must be informed through comprehensive sexuality education. And this must be guided by human rights”.
Knowledge about #HIV is perhaps the best protection against the virus. Young people must be informed through comprehensive sexuality education. And this must be guided by human rights. @UNFPA Patron Crown Princess Mary of #Denmark, #WorldAIDSDay commemoration, Jakarta. pic.twitter.com/psmHv9wh24
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 2, 2019
“When you work with providing reproductive health rights, never ever loose the human rights aspect of it” – Crown Princess Mary of Denmark
— Bella Veronica (@bellaveronicaaa) December 2, 2019
A true fighter for SRHR. But mostly, a humanitarian by heart. Humbled to meet Her Excellency today ? pic.twitter.com/aMgDoer55Y
Yang Mulia, Putri Mahkota #Denmark adl pelindung global utk @UNFPA. Hari ini ia berpartisipasi dlm sebuah acara di #Jakarta pada hari peringatan #AIDS sedunia. Aktivis dan organisasi masyarakat sipil berbicara ttg bgmn mereka bekerja utk menghentikan penyebaran penyakit ini di ?? pic.twitter.com/8A6z4JJWvK
— Rasmus A. Kristensen (@DubesDenmark) December 2, 2019
Development Cooperation Minister Rasmus Prehn and UNFPA Executive Director Natalia Kanem also participate in the observance.
Delighted to be in #Indonesia with @UNFPA Patron H.R.H. Crown Princess Mary of #Denmark.
— Dr. Natalia Kanem (@Atayeshe) December 2, 2019
Earlier today, we heard moving stories from young ppl living with HIV at a #WorldAIDSDay observance in Jakarta. pic.twitter.com/U1tqjIOMhq
Crown Prince Mary enter into a dialogue with young people as well as activists.
Marking #WorldAidsDay today in Indonesia together with HRH the Crown Princess of Denmark and @UNFPA. The commemoration is part of our visit focusing on #SRHR. You cannot separate interventions for prevention, treatment, care or advocacy. #HIV and SRHR are interlinked pic.twitter.com/JHT2TLS1wg
— Rasmus Prehn (@RasmusPrehn) December 2, 2019
Tak ada rotan, akar pun jadi. Even without perfect circumstances, we can succeed with what we have.
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 2, 2019
A Bahasa saying was @Atayeshe’s advice to young #HIV activists at a Jakarta #WAD2019 event, with Denmark’s Crown Princess Mary, @DanishMFA and Indonesia’s Ministry of Health pic.twitter.com/GwkRtIRsNT
@UNFPA @Atayeshe at a very special #WorldAIDSDay observance in Jakarta – in partnership with Denmark’s Crown Princess Mary, @DanishMFA @RasmusPrehn, Dr Anung of #Indonesia’s Health Ministry and amazing youth activists at the forefront of #HIV advocacy! #WAD2019 #ZeroStigma pic.twitter.com/qyQ5A2DXCn
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 2, 2019
Working Dinner with the Danish Ambassador
In the evening, Crown Princess Mary, Minister Rasmus Prehn, UNFPA Executive Director Natalia Kanem and representatives of public authorities take part in a working dinner with Denmark’s Ambassador to Indonesia Rasmus Abildgaard Kristensen.
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