King Willem-Alexander opened the doors of Noordeinde Palace for one of the Dutch monarchy’s most traditional ceremonies on Wednesday, September 2.
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The 59-year-old monarch welcomed the newly appointed ambassadors of Mexico, Algeria and Spain to his working palace in The Hague, where they presented their letters of credence and were formally recognized as their countries’ representatives in the Netherlands.
While the photographs shared by the Dutch Royal House capture the ambassadors meeting the King inside the palace, there is much more to the centuries-old ceremony than what happens behind its doors.
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