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🇯🇵 🇸🇬 At the invitation of President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Princess Aiko will pay an Official Visit to the Republic of Singapore from 17-21 November, the Imperial Household Agency confirms. This year marks the 60th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between the two countries.
According to the IHA, it was approved at a Cabinet Meeting earlier today that the Princess will make the five-day visit starting 17 November. Princess Aiko will depart from Haneda Airport on a commercial flight on the morning of 17 November & arrive at Singapore's Changi Airport in the afternoon.
While in Singapore, Princess Aiko is scheduled to pay a Courtesy Call on President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, attend a Dinner hosted by the President, visit various facilities & institutions, as well as hold discussions with a number of people with ties to Japan & Japanese residents.
The Princess will depart from Singapore on the morning of the 21 November & return to Japan in the afternoon. This will be Princess Aiko's second official visit abroad, following her visit to Laos last year.
🚘 Prince Michael of Kent, as Club President, visited the Royal Automobile Club earlier today at Woodcote Park in Epsom.
The Prince has been President of the Club since 1979, succeeding the late Lord Mountbatten.
Following her visit to The Treehouse, EACH’s hospice in Ipswich, the Princess of Wales today visited Café 98, EACH's first & only café, located within the charity's Hoveton retail store, to recognise the dedication of volunteers & to highlight the important role played by charity retail & community fundraising in supporting children's hospice care.
🇴🇲 Sultan Haitham bin Tariq, Crown Prince Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham, & Sayyid Shihab bin Tariq visit Here East at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
📸: Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
At The Treehouse Children’s Hospice in Ipswich, the Princess of Wales met with a number of children & families receiving care & support, learning about the complementary creative therapies they receive, including music therapy & sensory experiences.
Reflecting EACH’s holistic approach to care, these therapies help nurture each child’s emotional, social & developmental wellbeing, creating opportunities for self-expression, creativity & connection.
At The Treehouse Children’s Hospice in Ipswich, the Princess of Wales met with a number of children & families receiving care & support, learning about the complementary creative therapies they receive, including music therapy & sensory experiences.
Reflecting EACH’s holistic approach to care, these therapies help nurture each child’s emotional, social & developmental wellbeing, creating opportunities for self-expression, creativity & connection.
