Dutch Royal Couple Visits Nicosia’s Buffer Zone
Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima toured the old city of Nicosia during their official visit to Cyprus. Accompanied by the President of Cyprus and the First Lady, the royal couple visited several locations along the ceasefire line.
The first stop of the visit was the Nicosia Municipality Hall, where the King and Queen were greeted by Mayor Haralambos Pruntzos. Afterward, they took a walk through the old town and visited the Panagia Faneromeni Church.
The next destination was the Cooperation House, a center supporting partnerships. The royal couple met with Cypriots who graduated from Dutch universities, engaging in discussions with them. The afternoon program included a visit to the archaeological site of Hoirokitia, where they were welcomed by Deputy Minister of Culture Vasiliki Kassianidu.
In the evening, the King and Queen, alongside the President, the First Lady, and other officials, will attend a concert at the THOK building. The event will feature performances by Dutch and Cypriot artists.
The concert is being held in honor of President Nikos Christodoulides and his wife, as a token of appreciation for their hospitality.
The two-day official visit of the Dutch royal couple to Cyprus will conclude today, with their departure scheduled for late Wednesday evening.
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