The Royal Recap of The Royals You Love: September 22-28, 2014

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Belgium

 -Queen Mathilde & Princess Elisabeth, The Duchess of Brabant attended attended a ballet Competition on Saturday {Photos}

 Denmark

-Queen Margrethe II officially opened the Danish Meat Research Institute (DMRI) new headquarters on Tuesday {Source}

Jordan

-Princess Salma celebrated her 14th birthday on Friday.

Italy

-Princess Maria Pia of Bourbon-Parma celebrated her 80th birthday on Wednesday.


Monaco

-Prince Albert II & Princess Charlene attended the 10th Annual Meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative on Monday {Photos}.

-Prince Albert II attended the Monaco Yacht Show on Wednesday {Photos}.

-Princess Charlene attended the 7th annual World Focus on Autism event on Wednesday {Photos}

The Netherlands

-Queen Maxima met with (UN) Secretary-General on Tuesday {Photos}

Norway
-Princess Märtha Louise celebrated her 43rd birthday on Monday.
Spain

-King Felipe VI & Queen Letizia  presided over the commemoration of the delivery of the Promotion Offices Reales 1989 of the Naval Academy on Friday {Source}.

-King Felipe VI attended a UN Session on Tuesday {Photos}.

-Queen Letizia visited Dos Puentes Elementary School on Monday {Photos}.

-Queen Sofia attended the innaugaration of the II International Congress on Research and Innovation in Neurodegenerative Diseases (CIIIEN) on Monday {Source}.

-Luis Juan Fernández-Sastrón y Gómez-Acebo celebrated his 23rd birthday on Tuesday.

Sweden

-Queen Silvia & Princess Madeleine attended the UN Childhood summit on Wednesday {Photos}. On Friday, the mother-daughter child advocates attended the 2014 The World Leaders Forum at Columbia University on Friday {Photos}


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