Princess Elisabeth, Duchess of East Lindblum
| Princess Elisabeth | |||||
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| Duchess of East Lindblum | |||||
 Ambassador profile of Princess Elisabeth, 2019 | |||||
| Duchess of East Lindblum | |||||
| Heir apparent | 17 February 2013 – present | ||||
| Inheritance | Regency of Lindblum | ||||
| Yohannesian Ambassador to Valentian Elysium | |||||
| Assumed office | 14 November 2019 | ||||
| Emperor | Marion Maréchal-Le Men | ||||
| Government | 37th Christian Democratic Executive Council | ||||
| Born | 19 July 1995 St Notburga Medical Centre, Altbrandenburg, Lindblum | ||||
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| House | Ravenclaw | ||||
| Father | Cid III | ||||
| Mother | Ursula Groß | ||||
| Religion | Evangelical Church in Yohannes | ||||
Princess Elisabeth, Duchess of East Lindblum (Elisabeth Maren Schäfer; born 19 July 1995), is the heir apparent to the Lindblumer throne. The eldest child of Regent Cid and Queen Consort Ursula, she acquired the title Duchess of East Lindblum as the first in line to the throne of the largest constituent state of Yohannes.
Born at the St Notburga Landungsbrücken (The Landing Bridges) Medical Centre in Altbrandenburg, Princess Elisabeth was educated at the state-integrated Mortzen an der Breg (on the River Breg) Grammar School and attended the University of Yohannes to study conjoint law and commerce (BCom/LLB). After graduation in 2016, Princess Elisabeth was chosen to become one of many promising interns for the World Assembly (WA) Mission of Yohannes, spending most of her time with student volunteers from the Free Kingdom of Allanea and the United Kingdom of Grays Harbor. She returned to Yohannes after one year to work part-time at the specialist investment arbitration firm Walter Vogel in Pfullendorf, and partook in projects sponsored by foreign consular offices to promote Lindblumer sub-state diplomacy across policy domains.
Following the 2018 presidential election victory of Marion Maréchal-Le Men, her father nominated Princess Elisabeth, in her role as heir apparent to the throne, to fill the largely ceremonial Office of Ambassador in the Valento-Elysian Empire. In September 2019, her candidacy was finalised before Parliament’s International Diplomacy and Advisory Committee, and following her accreditation she became the first Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Realm of Yohannes to the Kingdoms and Lands of Valentian Elysium.[1]
Titles, styles, and honours
Princess Elisabeth's full title is: Her Royal Highness The Duchess of East Lindblum. Before 20 July 2013, her title was: Her Royal Highness Princess Elisabeth Maren Schäfer, Countess of Lötvall.
As a ceremonial (non-career) head of mission of the diplomatic and consular corps since 14 November 2019, her title is: Her Excellency Princess Elisabeth Maren Schäfer, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Realm of Yohannes to the Kingdoms and Lands of Valentian Elysium.
Princess Elisabeth is also an Ambassador-at-Large for the Office of Embassy and Consulate Programme, serving in the Federation of Saarkon since 23 November 2019.[2][3]
References
- ↑ Office of Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations of Valentian Elysium. (2019). Incoming Ambassador-Designate Her Royal Highness Princess Elisabeth Schäfer, Duchess of East Lindblum. Retrieved from https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=36392596#p36392596
- ↑ Office of Embassy and Consulate Programme. (2019). Friendship and Amity between the Federation and the Realm. Royal Alexandria, Yohannes: Parliament House Administration Publishing Office (PHO).
- ↑ Aikolandais Bureau of Information. (2019). State-Owned Enterprise. In Bureau of Information (Q&A) (p. 38). Ville d'Aiko, Aikoland: World Assembly Central Library Complex (WACLC).