HRH Prince Paul of Romania

The Fryday Bucharest Business Networking Organization hosted a book launch at the Athenee Palace Hilton for the latest book by HRH Prince Paul of Romania.

TRH Prince Paul and Princess Lia of Romania participated at the charitable event, organized by the Romanian newspaper, Ring. The purpose of the event was to raise money for Alexa Lăutaru, a 20 years old young lady with cancer.

"Our prayers are with Alexa!", said Princess Lia of Romania.

The first day of spring was celebrated in an artistic manner by the Royal Family at the "Ion Manu" Cultural Center, in Otopeni. At the 7th edition of the event called "First of March Ball" well known personalities of the Romanian lyric theater and classical music participated. Little Prince Carol Ferdinand was delighted with the festive origami ornaments.

In the beautiful region of Maramureș HRH Prince Paul of Romania met His Eminence Justinian Chira, Archbishop of Maramureș and Satu Mare and talked about our country's and Monarchy's history in Romania.

At the age of 94, His Eminence Justinian Chira validated Prince Paul's royal rights and lineage by calling Prince Paul os domnesc. Later, His Eminence spoke on the phone to little Prince Carol Ferdinand who was in Bucharest with his mother, Princess Lia.

"This is a historical day to have, in front of me, the legitimate inheritor of Romania's Throne and, at the same time, to talk to the Great Prince ("Mare Voievod") Carol Ferdinand of Romania".

HRH Prince Paul of Romania visited the Transilvania Technical College of Baia Mare and was met by many welcoming students. They prepared a small reception with food made by themselves for this special occasion.

Prince Paul presented his book "A Royal Tribute to Romania by HM King Ferdinand's great grandson, H.R.H. Prince Paul of Romania" and spoke with the crowd about the history of the Royal Family.

In his office in Baia Mare, Mayor Cătălin Cherecheș and Prince Paul discussed environmental issues, the protection of nature, Romanian traditions, architecture and investment opportunities and tourism lobbying for Maramureș.

The Mayor told Prince Paul about his intentions to build a natural park in Baia Mare. Being a Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society and having a close relationship with His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco,who has been internationally honored for his work on environmental protectional, HRH Prince Paul of Romania provided his support in arranging a meeting for a potential collaboration in the service of nature and environment in Baia Mare.

In Sighetu-Marmației, HRH Prince Paul of Romania met the Vice Mayor, Mr. Horia Scubli whereupon they talked about potential lobby initiatives for the pomiculture development in the region. Later, they both participated in a public interview and a book presentation at the Radio Romania Sighet.

HRH Prince Paul of Romania was welcomed in Cavnic by regional officials and by a large group of children wearing traditional costumes from the area. They performed folk dancing and musical show in the honour of their guests.

Prince Paul visited the Petre Dulfu Library which he described as being beautiful, modern and intellectually rich. On this occasion he donated 10 copies of the book "A Royal Tribute to Romania by HM King Ferdinand's great grandson H.R.H. Prince Paul of Romania" to this special library.

The manager, Mr. Teodor Ardelean, said that there’s a great need for this book so that ”The Golden Age” generations accomplishments and errors will be able to be studied by current and future generations to know the true history of our country.

At the event that took place in the Radio Romania Sighet Hall, which was attended by many students their school uniforms of The King Ferdinand High School of Sighetu-Marmației. Those young people manifested a sincere interest for the history of Romania. It was a delight for Prince Paul of Romania to donate several books to different schools from Sighet.