On August 25, 2026, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden attended the Stockholm Junior Water Prize ceremony at Stockholm City Hall as part of World Water Week. Selected from national winners representing more than 40 countries, this year's winner developed a platform designed to remove plastic from water without harming marine life.
Moroti Adegboyega, from St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, won the 2026 Stockholm Junior Water Prize for Ecoferroquatics, a platform that uses AI and magnets to selectively remove plastic from water.
In addition to the Stockholm Junior Water Prize, the judges also recognised outstanding projects through the Diploma of Excellence and the People’s Choice Award. The Diploma of Excellence was awarded to Laura Ivanka of Hungary. The People’s Choice Award, voted for by the global public, went to Basmala Diab of Egypt for a project that turns agricultural waste into a tool for cleaner water and energy.
What a very beautiful outfit for this occasion! Victoria looks stunning!
ReplyDeleteAgreed! And I like the cute sandals.
DeleteI am from St John’s! We are very proud of Moroti! Victoria looks lovely in this delicate blue skirt and top. I like the addition of a dark necklace, and I really like her shoes.
ReplyDeleteWow Glitter Girl, what a cool (literally I spose!) place to live!
DeleteUne combinaison très rafraîchissante dans cette couleur bleue de la tête aux pieds en relation avec l’eau !
ReplyDeleteJust one word...beautifull
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love Victoria’s outfit…beautiful color and pattern! She is just so lovely…my favorite royal!
ReplyDeleteFabulous colour, fabulous jewels, but the most beautiful: this invention: “ this year's winner developed a platform designed to remove plastic from water without harming marine life”. How clever.
ReplyDeleteLovely look for the princess, love the addition of the necklace, adds interest to a plain neckline.
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