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BackTerminkalender des Hofes: Norwegens Mette-Marit bis zum Sommer ohne offizielle Termine
Terminkalender des Hofes: Norwegens Mette-Marit bis zum Sommer ohne offizielle Termine
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Terminkalender des Hofes: Norwegens Mette-Marit bis zum Sommer ohne offizielle Termine

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  • Nach einer Lungentransplantation im Sommer wird Königin Mette-Marit von Norwegen für ein Jahr keine offiziellen Aufgaben übernehmen.
  • Sie befindet sich derzeit in der Rehabilitation.
  • Auch Kronprinzessin Ingrid Alexandra priorisiert weiterhin ihr Studium.

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Königin Mette-Marit unterzog sich im Sommer einer Lungentransplantation. Der norwegische Hof befindet sich nach dem Tod von König Harald V. in einer Phase des Thronwechsels.

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Norwegens Königin Mette-Marit (53) wird nach ihrer Lungentransplantation im Sommer knapp ein Jahr lang keine offiziellen Termine wahrnehmen. Die Ehefrau von König Haakon VIII. befinde sich «in der Rehabilitation und wird bis zum nächsten Sommer kein offizielles Programm haben», teilte das Königshaus am Nachmittag mit.

Der Palast veröffentlichte zum Ende der Hoftrauer nach dem Tod von König Harald V. die kommenden Termine. Größere offizielle Reisen oder Staatsbesuche sind im Herbst und Winter nicht geplant. Die mit dem Thronwechsel einhergehenden Veränderungen erforderten Zeit, hieß es.

Kronprinzessin Ingrid Alexandra (22) wird den Angaben zufolge trotz ihrer neuen Aufgabe am Hof weiterhin ihr Studium priorisieren und im Februar nach Australien zurückkehren. Dort ist die Tochter von Haakon und Mette-Marit seit über einem Jahr an der Universität Sydney eingeschrieben. Derzeit absolviert sie ein Austauschsemester an der Universität Oslo.

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  • Wie verläuft der weitere Genesungsprozess der Königin?

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