Queen Letizia of Spain attends a meeting in Madrid 

Queen Letizia of Spain showcased her trendsetting sense of style as she attended a meeting in Madrid today.

The mother-of-two, 49, chaired a meeting with the Governing Council of the Army Orphans Board, a private charity association which offers protection and support to the orphans of Army soldiers and the Common Defense Corps attached to it. 

She cut a stylish figure in a recycled collarless coat from Carolina Herrera’s A/W15 collection and straight-cut navy leather trousers, as the organisation marks their 150th anniversary.

Letizia (pictured) donned a recycled coat from Carolina Herrera with navy leather trousers and a matching clutch bag 

Letizia practiced covid safety protocols with a face mask, while also accessorizing with an envelope clutch bag coordinated with her court heels.

The elegant royal opted for subtle make-up and styled her glossy brunette hair with loose-waves for a relaxed look.

She appeared in good spirits as she was greeted by Spanish Defense Minsiter Margarita Robles at the meeting in Madrid.

Letizia also spoke with Army Chief of Staff General Amador Fernando Enseñat y Berea, the head of the Army Personnel Command Lieutenant General Guillermo Fernández Sáez and the director of the Army Orphans Board Brigadier General Jesús Llorente Vicente among other authorities. 

She was given an opportunity to visit the Historical Room, where she was given a historical overview of the organisation and a forecast for the future in addition to learning about the activities that were carried out in 2021.      

Letizia (pictured right) appeared in good spirts as she was greeted by Spanish Defense Minsiter Margarita Robles (pictured left)

Letizia (pictured) learned about the work of the Army Orphans Board and their forecast for the future, before signing the Book of Honor 

Letizia (pictured) opted for minimal make-up and wore her glossy brunette hair in loose waves for a relaxed look 

Letizia went on to sign the Book of Honor, meet with a representative of protected orphans and some relatives.

The director of the Board of Orphans then presented the royal with a painting as a reminder of her participating in the work meeting, before they posed for a group photo on the main staircase.    

The Governing Council of the Army Orphans Board provides support to help orphans achieve a livelihood suitable to their personal circumstances.   

The Board of Trustees is governed by a Governing Council and governed by a Governing Board.

Letizia (pictured) was presented with a painting as a reminder of her visit and also took the time to pose for a group photo 

The PAHUET, consists of nineteen Representations scattered throughout the national territory, which are available in A Coruña, Badajoz, Barcelona, ​​Burgos, Ceuta, Granada, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, León, Madrid, Melilla, Murcia, Palma de Mallorca, Seville, Tenerife, Toledo, Valencia, Valladolid, Vitoria and Zaragoza.  

The origin that is formally considered as the foundation of the current PAHUET is set on October 1, 1871, the date of the first College of Orphans of the Infantry within the Army.

Today, Queen Letizia followed in the footsteps of Queen Sofia who sponsored the Board of Trustees in 1994.