The Danish Royal Family website has posted the program for the State Visit
Efter indbydelse fra H.M. Kong Harald 5. af Norge aflægger Kongeparret statsbesøg til Norge den 14.-15. maj 2024. Når D.M. Kongen og Dronningen den 14.-15. maj 2024 rejser med Kongeskibet...
www.kongehuset.dk
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Tuesday 14 May
Welcome ceremony at Honnørbryggen at 11.00
AM The King and Queen arrive sailing in a chalup from the Royal Ship Dannebrog to Honnørbryggen in Oslo, accompanied by HRH Crown Prince Haakon of Norway and HRH Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway. Upon disembarkation, the Royal Couple are received by HRH King Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway.
On arrival at Honnøbryggen, the Danish and Norwegian national anthems will be played. The King and Crown Prince Haakon will subsequently inspect the guard of honour. Before leaving for the Royal Palace, the King of Norway presents the Norwegian delegation, and the Royal Couple greets Danish compatriots in Norway and Norwegian schoolchildren.
In extension of the Honnørbryggen lies the Vippetangen. It was precisely on Vippetangen that King Haakon VII of Norway - born Prince Carl of Denmark - went ashore in November 1905 as king of Norway, which had broken the union with Sweden earlier that year. The new royal family was sailed to Oslo by the then royal ship Dannebrog.
During World War II, King Haakon and his family had to leave Norway. When they returned home in June 1945, it was precisely at Honnøbryggen that they disembarked.
Arrival at the Royal Palace at 11.25
The royal couple, the royal couple of Norway and the crown prince couple of Norway arrive at the Royal Palace.
In Den lille festsal, the Royal Couple, the King and Queen of Norway and the Crown Prince Couple of Norway will greet the delegations from Denmark and Norway. Afterwards, there will be a presentation of gifts in the White Salon.
Wreath laying at the National Monument for the victims of the war 1940-1945 Kl. 12.30
The King inspects a company of honor from HM The King's Guard, accompanied by the Crown Prince of Norway and the Commander, before a wreath is laid at the National Monument.
The National Monument for the Victims of the War 1940-1945 is a monument in memory of Norwegian fallen during the Second World War. The monument was designed by sculptor Gunnar T. Janson and was erected on the 25th anniversary of Norway's liberation on 8 May 1970. The dedication was presided over by King Harald, then Crown Prince Harald.
Courtesy visit to the President of the Storting at 12.50
The royal couple are received by Storting President Masud Gharahkhani in the Storting. The Storting is Norway's parliament with 169 members. The parliament building was completed in 1866 and is today among Norway's most distinctive buildings.
During the visit to the Storting, the royal couple will be accompanied by the Minister for the Environment, the Minister for Education and Research and the Minister for Digitization and Equality.
Lunch at Kongsgården at 13.45
The royal couple arrive at the Royal Palace, where the King and Queen of Norway are hosting a lunch with the participation of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit.
Bygdø Kongsgård has been at the disposal of the Norwegian royal family almost continuously since the year 1305, when Håkon 5. Magnusson gave the property to his wife Queen Eufemia. Since 1905, Kongsgården has been the summer residence of the sitting monarch.
Visit to Oslo Science City and MiNaLab at 16.15
The royal couple and crown prince couple of Norway participate in a visit to Oslo Science City, where the focus will be on research into microchips, the potential of quantum technology and the cooperation between Norway and Denmark on the green transition. The visit begins with a tour of the laboratory MiNaLab, after which the King and Queen and the Crown Prince attend the closing seminar and the signing of a cooperation agreement on quantum technology between the University of Oslo and the Niels Bohr Institute.
Oslo Science City is Norway's first innovation district, where researchers, students and startups collaborate in areas such as health, climate and digitalisation.
The Micro- and Nanotechnology Laboratory (MiNaLab) is part of Oslo University and an open laboratory that can be used by students, researchers, industry and start-ups.
During the visit, the royal couple will be accompanied by the Minister for the Environment and the Minister for Digitization and Equality.
Gala table at the Royal Palace at 20.00
The royal couple participates in a gala dinner at the Royal Palace hosted by Norway's royal couple.
Wednesday 15 May
Visit to Østmarka National Park at 10.00
Together with the Crown Prince Couple of Norway, the Royal Couple start the day with a walk in Østmarka Nasjonalpark. Here, young 'natural talents' and guides from the Norwegian Tourist Association will present the scenic and urban national park, which is a gathering place for children and young people in particular. The park is also an example of how nature and biodiversity can be protected, while creating outdoor life for the city's citizens.
Østmarka is a nature reserve east of Oslo that covers approximately 256 square kilometers. Particularly characteristic are the bedrock formations created between 200 and 1,500 million years ago. In winter it is possible to ski in the area, while in summer it is hiking, cycling routes and swimming that attract the citizens.
Meeting with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre at 12.20
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre receives the Royal Couple in the Chief of Defense's residence.
The royal couple is accompanied during the visit by the Minister for the Environment and the Minister for Digitization and Equality.
The government's lunch at Akershus Castle at 13.00
The royal couple participates together with Norway's royal couple in the Norwegian government's official lunch at Akershus Castle. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre hosts the lunch with guests from official Norway. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre begins the lunch with a speech, after which the King gives a speech.
Akershus Castle dates from the Middle Ages, and it was here that Margrethe 1. lived as Norwegian queen when she was a child and young adult. Christian IV rebuilt the castle during his time as king, but today it has largely been restored to its original appearance.
Akershus is strategically located on Akersnæs and has never been taken by force by a foreign army. Today, the area remains military, and the daily guard is carried out by HM the King's Guard.
Architecture walk at the harbor front in Oslo Kl. 15.30
The Royal Couple, Queen Sonja and the Crown Prince Couple of Norway take part in an architecture walk along the waterfront in Oslo. Mayor of Oslo Anne Lindboe and chief curator Christian Pagh from the Oslo Architecture Triennale will present one of Oslo's new, central urban spaces, which has a Danish imprint within sustainable urban development and community architecture.
During the architecture walk, examples will be presented of how joint Danish-Norwegian solutions are helping to draw nature, water and people back into the center of Oslo. Along the way, stops will also be made at the Munch Museum and the Opera House.
Return event on the Royal Ship Dannebrog at 19.00
The royal couple will in the evening host a return event on the Royal Ship Dannebrog in honor of the Royal Couple of Norway.
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