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Queen Letizia's daughter steps out for solo engagement© Getty Images

Queen Letizia’s eldest daughter steps out for solo engagement during her spring break

The Princess of Asturias undertook her first solo engagement in 2021


APRIL 21, 2022 1:58 PM EDT

 Queen Letizia  and  King Felipe ’s eldest daughter,  Princess Leonor , carried out a solo engagement while home in Spain during her spring break. On Wednesday, the Princess of Asturias attended a Conference on Youth and Cybersecurity in Madrid.

Princess Leonor stepped out for a solo engagement on April 20© Getty Images
Princess Leonor stepped out for a solo engagement on April 20

The 16-year-old royal stepped out wearing a white & Other Stories blouse (per a Queen Letizia blog) teamed with pink jeans and sneakers to the event, which was organized by the National Institute of Cybersecurity (INCIBE).

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During the engagement at IES Julio Verne, Princess Leonor attended a roundtable on the use of social networks and security in communications, and also participated in a group debate with students.

Following the debate, the Spanish royal joined students for the presentation of the day’s conclusions. Before leaving, the Princess posed for a group photo.

Queen Letizia’s eldest daughter attended a Conference on Youth and Cybersecurity in Madrid© Getty Images
Queen Letizia’s eldest daughter attended a Conference on Youth and Cybersecurity in Madrid

The engagement comes over a year after Leonor undertook her first solo engagement. In March 2021, the Princess visited the headquarters of the Instituto Cervantes sans her family . Months later, Letizia’s firstborn began her two-year program at UWC Atlantic College in Wales

Leonor is currently on spring break, which  according to the school’s calendar , ends on April 24. The day before Easter, the Spanish Princess made an appearance with her parents and younger sister, Infanta Sofia . The royal family visited the Reception, Attention and Referral Centres (CREADE) for Ukrainian refugees in Pozuelo de Alarcón.