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The aforementioned institution has revealed through their website the very important event that Felipe VI's wife has today
The Royal Household has surprised everyone by publishing the official agenda for Queen Letizia today in a very clear and precise manner. They haven't just announced which significant event the wife of King Felipe VI will lead, but they've also provided the exact time of the event.
Starting at 10:00 a.m., the queen will receive representatives from one of the most important social organizations in our country at the Zarzuela Palace. This refers to the Proyecto Hombre Association, which has been working for more than four decades to help people with addiction problems.
Royal household announces the latest on Queen Letizia: an event with a social purpose
Queen Letizia is a figure deeply committed to social causes. Over the years, she has supported initiatives related to mental health, gender equality, and social inclusion. Today, that commitment becomes visible again with a key audience that has been officially announced by the Royal Household.
The event will take place starting at 10:00 a.m., according to the institution's official website. This time, Felipe VI's wife will meet with members of Proyecto Hombre, a pioneering organization in Spain in the treatment and prevention of addictions since 1984.
During the audience, the organization's representatives will share with the queen the results of their participation in the 68th session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs, held recently. This is an international event that addressed current trends in substance use and social intervention policies.
For example, they will reveal to her that, in the last decade, drug use has increased by 23% worldwide. This is a concerning report that reinforces the importance of the work carried out by Proyecto Hombre and will undoubtedly be one of the key points of the meeting with the queen.
It is also important to highlight that the organization applies a biopsychosocial approach when treating addicts. This means that, in addition to the medical aspect of addiction, they also focus on the emotional, family, and social development of the person. The goal: to promote their growth, maturation, and full reintegration into society.
More audiences for Queen Letizia on a day full of activity
Although this audience with Proyecto Hombre is especially significant, it won't be the only one Queen Letizia will lead this morning. The official agenda published by the Royal Household confirms that she will continue her workday with two other important appointments.
At 11:00 a.m., she will receive scholarship recipients from the BBVA Microfinance Foundation. These are young men and women from Peru and Colombia who, thanks to this organization, have improved their future and that of their families. The foundation works to support sustainable economic development in vulnerable communities in Latin America through, for example, access to microcredits, financial education, and business support.
Later, at 12:00 p.m., the mother of Leonor will also receive members of the Spanish Society of Pulmonology and Thoracic Surgery (SEPAR). This institution is focused on the study, treatment, and prevention of respiratory diseases. They will use this meeting to present her with the commemorative book for the 30th anniversary of their tobacco area.
These three audiences clearly reflect the line of action followed by the Royal Household regarding Queen Letizia's role. That is to be close to social problems, to listen to experts, and to give institutional visibility to causes that affect citizens.
The day of the wife of King Felipe today is an example of how the monarchy can play an active and constructive role. In just a few hours, she will go from listening to experts in drug addiction, to learning about experiences of economic inclusion, and to receiving updated information on respiratory health in Spain.
Each of these appointments represents a specific cause. But together, they show that the work of the Royal Household doesn't remain symbolic. Today, more than ever, it becomes a tool for visibility for those who work for a fairer and healthier society.
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