She is honored with a special award - Queen Silvia Honored in Berlin for Decades of Child Advocacy
Queen Silvia of Sweden has been honoured with a special award for her lifelong dedication to social causes and liberal values. The German Mittelstand and Economic Union (MIT) recognised her work at a ceremony in Berlin. The prize highlights her decades-long efforts, particularly in protecting children from abuse.
Born in Heidelberg, Queen Silvia has deep ties to Germany. Her commitment to child welfare led her to co-found the World Childhood Foundation, which supports Childhood Houses globally. These centres provide safe spaces for vulnerable children and families.
The recognition from MIT underscores Queen Silvia’s influence in promoting child protection and social justice. Her work through the World Childhood Foundation continues to provide critical support worldwide. The ceremony in Berlin marked another milestone in her decades of advocacy.
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