Queen Maxima Visits the Noordwest Hospital Group in Alkmaar

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

On October 23, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands paid a working visit to the Noordwest Hospital Group in Alkmaar. The visit focused on the 'Future of Healthcare', including regional cooperation and the use of technology to reduce administrative burdens and improve treatments. The Queen visited a nursing ward and the radiology department, where she was briefed on the use of artificial intelligence and other technologies to improve diagnostics and treatments and to reduce the administrative workload for nurses.

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

On the afternoon of Wednesday, October 23, Queen Maxima paid a working visit to the 'Stronger Together Against Poverty' program in the municipality of Haarlemmermeer, Hoofddorp. Queen Máxima received information about the initiative by the Oranje Fonds and Nationale-Nederlanden, which supports five local alliances through the 'Stronger Together Against Poverty' program. The goal of the alliance is to help residents in poverty at an early stage, before they require formal debt restructuring.

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

Queen Maxima wore a red sleeveless pencil midi dress by Natan, and red wool coat by Natan

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  1. Superbe. J adore le rouge
    Froufrou

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  2. Hard to beat a perfect red dress. Hair style is good too. Queen Maxima looks simple stunning

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  3. For a Natan this is very good. She looks gorgeous in red. The dress is beautiful. The coat not so much. But overall this look favours her.

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  4. Máxima always looks at her best in less-is-more dresses and coats in uni colour and her hair tied up. Impeccable and beautiful

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  5. She's gorgeous today. Love the red dress and accessories and her hair is sleek and pretty!

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  6. A simple coat and dress outfit in striking red. Don't often see ruffled necklines on coats, but this one is good. I like that the dress is sleeveless, and that it all fits her so well. Beautiful.
    - Anon 9:13

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  7. Her red outfit is perfection!

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  8. Gorgeous!!! Queen Maxima looks gorgeous in this outfit. Her dress is beautifully fitted. I have to say I am surprised she is not wearing a brooch on her dress or even a necklace as this dress would be a fabulous platform for many things in her jewelry box--perhaps it is because she was visiting a hospital.

    Janet

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  9. Magnificent!

    Petra

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  10. Fantastic look. red is her color.
    css

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  11. Wonderful!

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  12. In the words of Tina Turner "simply the best".

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  13. Fantastic outfit and I love the second picture and M big smile 🥰

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  14. Magnifique dans cette combinaison rouge qui convient à ravir à sa blondeur !

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  15. canadian fan24/10/24 16:56

    Wow, Wow, Wow. She looks amazing - love her hairdo.

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  16. Queen Maxima looks fantastic. I am glad she chose not to wear her usual chunky earrings and necklaces.
    mjt

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  17. This dress, fits well, like the design, love the red color. She looks fabulous.

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