Royalty refers to individuals who hold a high status within a monarchy, typically associated with kings, queens, princes, and princesses. These individuals are often members of a royal family and are recognized for their hereditary titles and roles within a nation’s governance and culture. Royalty usually embodies traditions, ceremonies, and responsibilities essential to the monarchy, including leadership, diplomacy, and representation of the state both domestically and internationally. The concept of royalty is deeply rooted in historical contexts and varies across different cultures, often influencing social hierarchies and political systems. In addition to their official duties, royalty may also engage in charitable activities and public service. The status of royalty carries connotations of privilege, wealth, and social influence.
Queen Letizia of Spain concludes her tenth cooperation mission, marking a decade of commitment to international advocacy since assuming the role in 2014. Her recent visit to Cabo Verde highlights key themes such as gender violence prevention, holistic development, and the blue economy. Over time, Queen Letizia has shifted focus from fashion to adopting a […]