Dutch royal family: Amalia reveals future plans for photo session

Crown Princess Amalia (21) has announced that it will continue to study after completing her bachelor’s degree and to complete military training in parallel.

after a successful bachelor’s degree at the University of Amsterdam “she will” start studying bachelor in the next academic year “. In addition, the heir to the throne wants to visit the “Defensity College” and take part in the training program in the next two years. “This is a work student program of the Department of Defense, in which students are trained as military reservists,” reported the court. The Princess of Orana applied and was admitted.

Amalia announced the news as part of the traditional summer photo session of the royal family in the garden of Huis Ten Bosch Castle in the Hague. There she posed for the photographers

And commented: “On this sunny day, King Willem-Alexander, Queen Máxima, the Princess of Orania, Princess Alexia and Princess Ariane in the garden of Palast Huis Ten Bosch for the photo shoot.”

An unfortunate riding accident ensured that the planned photo session had to be moved by a few weeks. Amalia had fallen from her horse and had to be operated on the arm. Despite the injury, the princess was combative: “After I was released from the hospital, I went straight to the stable and gave my horse a biscuit and a hug,” quotes the newspaper.

Because of the broken arm, it cannot initially participate in all physical training parts of the upcoming military program. She only wants to make up for this after full recovery. “I count the days until I can sit in the saddle again,” the riding enthusiast to the throne told the leaf.

At the moment, the crown princess is still waiting for the evaluation of her bachelor thesis in her first course of psychology, legal and economics, also at the University of Amsterdam.

The topic of your thesis is: Ki-Deepfkes in relation to European law. Through this project, she was even able to exchange ideas with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (66) at the NATO summit in Haag. “It was very cool to be able to ask her about my project. She answered very friendly,” said Amalia about the conversation with von der Leyen.

In general, Amalia was enthusiastic about her participation in the NATO summit, where she was allowed to face the big world politicians. “For me, these are also people who have only seen on TV and on social media, and then you suddenly see them at home,” she described her impressions of the top -class round.