Overview
- King Willem-Alexander told the National Assembly that the history of slavery "deserves recognition and reflection," reinforcing a message of reconciliation.
- Coverage reports an announcement of a €66 million fund for social projects benefiting Indigenous peoples and descendants of enslaved people, with independent confirmation still limited.
- The itinerary featured a welcome at the Presidential Palace, meetings with President Jennifer Geerlings-Simons, a floral tribute at the Mama Sranan statue, visits to the justice tribunal, and community dialogues.
- A state banquet capped the opening day, where Queen Máxima paired a caramel-toned gown with the 27-diamond Bandeau tiara, while a daytime reception featured a white lace Natan dress accented by a Queen Emma pearl brooch.
- Subsequent appearances included a yellow knee-length dress with a matching turban for tropical engagements and, to close the visit, a sari-inspired gown complemented by historic emerald jewelry linked to Queen Emma.