The King and Queen of Spain attended the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Instituto Cervantes (Cervantes Institute), which was followed by a lunch with the Trustees of the Cervantes Institute and the Ibero-American Ambassadors accredited in Spain, at the Royal Palace of El Pardo, Madrid.
King Felipe VI holds the Honorary Presidency of the Cervantes Institute. It is a worldwide NPO created by the Spanish government in 1991, to universally promote the teaching, study and use of Spanish and to contribute to the dissemination of Hispanic cultures abroad. It is named after Miguel de Cervantes (1547–1616), who is considered the most important figure in the history of Spanish literature. The organisation is present in 88 cities in 45 countries, through its centres, classrooms and extensions, on the five continents.
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Their Majesties awarded the 'Ñ 2021 Award', an honorary distinction created this year to recognise individuals or legal entities who have promoted the Spanish language around the world. Bárbara Fuchs, professor of Spanish and English at the University of California was awarded. During the meeting, the annual report was presented and His Majesty gave a speech.
TOP: Hugo Boss 'Ibiaska' V-neck top in pure silk with flared sleeves (repeat).
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SKIRT: Hugo Boss light blue high-waisted pencil skirt (repeat).
ACCESSORIES: Custom Magrit 'Hawa' clutch and coordinating pumps (repeat).
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EARRINGS: Diamond and aquamarine/blue topaz earrings. They were first seen in 2006 but their provenance remains unknown.
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