CROWN PRINCESS MARY VISIT TO INDONESIA DAY 3
Wednesday, 4 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.
Private Visit to Borobudur Temple
In the morning, before today’s program began, The Crown Princess visited the Borobudur or Barabudur, a Mahayana Buddhist temple on a hilltop on the main island of Java in Indonesia dating from the 8th and 9th centuries.
The Temple was built in three tiers: a pyramidal base with five concentric square terraces, the trunk of a cone with three circular platforms and, at the top, a monumental stupa.
Putri Mahkota Denmark Kunjungi Sultan Yogya | Republika Online Mobile https://t.co/VWytYHlvFz
— Rasmus A. Kristensen (@DubesDenmark) December 4, 2019
For the private visit, The Crown Princess wore White Shirt, new Zimmermann Edie Floral Linen Midi Skirt and Chloé Ballet Flats in Nude.
Yang Mulia, Putri Mahkota Denmark mengunjungi @candiborobudur yang indah di Jawa Tengah hari ini dalam kunjungannya ke #Indonesia @DKinIndonesia ???? pic.twitter.com/YR2vDELbeG
— Rasmus A. Kristensen (@DubesDenmark) December 4, 2019
Visit at the Health Center Puskesmas Tegalrejo
Today’s program started in Yogyakarta – a city on the Indonesian island of Java known for its traditional arts and cultural heritage – with a visit to Public Medical Center Puskesmas Tegalrejo, which is an example of a general improvement in Indonesia’s health coverage.
Indonesia’s Puskesmas primary health centres deliver a range of services, including safe deliveries and newborn care.@UNFPA Patron Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, @DanishMFA Development Minister @RasmusPrehn and @Atayeshe visited one in Yogyakarta, meeting new mums and babies! pic.twitter.com/SMefutjQYk
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 4, 2019
Crown Princess Mary was accompanied by UNFPA Executive Director Natalia Kanem. The local centers are an example of the general improvement of Indonesia’s health care coverage and also national health insurance, which was introduced in 2014.
We need to find a better way to deliver vital information on sexual and reproductive health to adolescents in Indonesia. It’s a challenge.
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 4, 2019
Health providers at a Puskesmas primary health facility in Yogyakarta in conversation with @UNFPA Patron Denmark’s Crown Princess Mary. pic.twitter.com/uN8uNxhoPU
The Crown Princess also took part in a dialogue about the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of girls and women during the visit.
Indonesia’s Puskesmas primary health centres offer family planning services and sexual & reproductive health information for youth.@UNFPA Patron Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, @DanishMFA Development Min. @RasmusPrehn & our ED @Atayeshe visited a facility in Yogyakarta today. pic.twitter.com/Zg1yxzYDUe
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 4, 2019
Words of praise, pledges of support for the vital work #Indonesia’s Puskesmas primary health centres do for sexual and reproductive health!
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 4, 2019
Our Patron, Danish Crown Princess Mary, @DanishMFA Development Minister @RasmusPrehn & our ED @Atayeshe were in Yogyakarta today.#ICPD25 pic.twitter.com/oVp9Rqqki0
Luncheon at the Sultan’s Palace
The Yogyakarta region of Indonesia is the only remaining monarchy and sultanate in the country.
At the Kraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace, Crown Princess Mary met with Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X and Queen Ratu Hemas, who had invited the Crown Princess to a lunch.
Putri Mahkota Kerajaan Denmark Mary Elizabeth Donaldson bersilaturahmi dengan Raja Keraton Ngayogyakarta Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono X dan keluarga. https://t.co/lNpPaMPQAh
— iNews.id (@iNewsID) December 4, 2019
Yang Mulia, Putri Mahkota Denmark bertemu dengan Sultan Yogyakarta, Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono X dan keluarganya di Kraton hari ini ???? pic.twitter.com/fbic1WaZwV
— Rasmus A. Kristensen (@DubesDenmark) December 4, 2019
Hari ini kami Kraton Yogyakarta menjamu tamu istimewa Putri Mahkota Mary Donaldson dari Kerajaan Denmark yang sedang menjalankan tugas sebagai Duta dari The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), sebuah badan di bawah PBB yang mengurus hal terkait kependudukan. pic.twitter.com/DIhLDtw3QH
— GKR Hemas (@HemasGKR) December 4, 2019
Ayune Putri Mahkota Denmark Mary Elizabeth Donaldson min…@JogjaUpdate pic.twitter.com/zQfCwW7gfk
— Mico Ardian (@Mico_Ardian) December 4, 2019
Dialogue about Family Planning and Involvement of Men
As the final point on the journey to Indonesia, Crown Princess Mary and Minister Rasmus Prehn met Indonesian religious leaders and engaged in a dialogue about family planning, among other things.
In Indonesia, religion plays a central role in the promotion of family planning programs and advice to prospective parents, and UNFPA therefore steps in through, among other things, providing expert assistance to religious advisors and improving knowledge men have about family planning.
Genuine gender equality is key to a successful marriage. A crucial message imparted by a Muslim cleric to a couple getting married in Yogyakarta.
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 4, 2019
The counselling session was witnessed by our patron, Danish Crown Princess Mary and @DanishMFA Development Minister @RasmusPrehn. pic.twitter.com/UDP4v3h6ml
Overværede i dag en ceremoni, hvor to unge indonesere blev vejledt om ægteskabet af religiøse ledere (på tværs) De religiøse ledere er vigtige at have med ombord, når vi kæmper for ligestilling i lande som Indonesien. De udstikker vigtig retning og normer #dkpol #unfpa @dkaid pic.twitter.com/Vpv7rMgJXC
— Rasmus Prehn (@RasmusPrehn) December 4, 2019
Selfie time! @UNFPA Patron Danish Crown Princess Mary with faith leaders in Yogyakarta who advocate for sexual&reproductive health.
— UNFPA Asia & Pacific (@UNFPAasia) December 4, 2019
This capped 3 days in Indonesia for HerRoyalHighness, @DanishMFA Development Minister @RasmusPrehn & our ED @Atayeshe, witnessing our crucial work! pic.twitter.com/9lljPD67Fc
Crown Princess Mary wore a new Beulah London Shalini Micro Geo Floral Shirt in Blue.
Crown Princess Mary wore a new Beulah London dress today pic.twitter.com/pSbTJEYme5
— ✨Elena (@Madeleine_swed) December 4, 2019
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