Queen Maxima of the Netherlands looked elegant and natural during her visit to a children’s hospital in Tanzania, and appeared in the pictures carrying and petting children, and Queen Maxima wore a long dress embellished with flowers worth 169 pounds from the brand Axelle France, to visit Charlotte Hospital in Kilimanjaro where she met staff and patients, according to the British newspaper, Daily Mail.

Maxima met people who were part of a program PharmAccess MomCare a non-profit organization working to provide comprehensive health care in Africa, and the program works to give pregnant women free information and follow-up before birth until delivery.

In a related context, Maxima, Queen of the Netherlands, had abandoned her usual appearance, and appeared without cosmetics while getting off the plane to start her visit to Tanzania, and the Queen smiled, upon her arrival in Kilimanjaro, and shook hands with representatives of the local authority who welcomed her, according to the British Daily Mail newspaper..

The wife of King Willem-Alexander, known for her love of bright, colorful outfits and opulent looks, looks as chic as ever in an elegant all-black dress, and Maxima is visiting Tanzania this week as the UN Secretary-General’s Special Advocate for Inclusive Development Finance.

Maxima wore a completely black look, and looked elegant, and resorted to styling her hair in a simple way, and she chose to give up cosmetics when the visit began by receiving her with the traditional Maasai dance..

The Queen will embark on visits to the Kilimanjaro region, where she will meet with local farmers to discuss the importance of insurance coverage against climate-related crop damage, and Maxima will attend a conference on providing digital healthcare for pregnant women, titled “Caring for Mothers” project.

The Queen’s visit will also include a trip to Dar es Salaam, the former capital of the East African country, where she will talk to local market vendors about digital finance services, and is also scheduled to meet President Samia Solo Hassan along with other officials during her three-day trip.