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The Sovereign Order of Malta, Supporter of The Medical Profession, Celebrates Its 43rd Anniversary

The salons of the Bellevue Palace in Bern recently hosted the 43rd ball of the Sovereign Order of Malta, one of the most anticipated charity events of the Swiss winter. Committed for centuries to providing medical and social assistance and support to vulnerable people, the Order used the evening to reiterate the importance of its missions in Switzerland and internationally.
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The Sovereign Order of Malta celebrated its 43rd anniversary in 2025. For the occasion, many members of the aristocracy gathered in Switzerland amidst discussions on social support. 

Its Swiss president, Nicolas de Buman, emphasized the moral responsibility to “never turn a blind eye to those whom life makes vulnerable.” 

Among the guests were several European dignitaries, including Prince and Princess Pierre d’Arenberg, Archduke Maximilian of Austria-Tuscany, and Princesses Maria Carolina and  Maria Chiara of Bourbon-Two Sicilies. In an atmosphere blending elegance, music, and commitment, the ball served as a reminder that the tradition of this event can become a powerful vehicle for solidarity.

Prince and Princess Rudolf of Liechtenstein and their children, Prince Karl Ludwig and Princess Laetitia. © David Nivière
Members of the ball’s organizing committee, Countess Thomas de Saint-Seine and Stéphanie de Preux. © David Nivière
Nicolas de Buman, the new Swiss president of the Sovereign Order of Malta. © David Nivière
Princess Eulalia of Orléans-Bourbon and Albert Windsor, grandson of the Duke of Kent. © David Nivière
Prince and Princess François of Bourbon-Sicily and their children, Princess Dorothée and Prince Antoine. © David Nivière
Countess and Count Martin de Walterskirchen-Wolfsthal, former president of the Swiss Association of the Order of Malta. © David Nivière
The Duke and Duchess of Arenberg. © David Nivière
Prince and Princess Pierre d’Arenberg. © David Nivière
Prince and Princess Charles-Emmanuel of Bourbon-Parma, alongside their daughter, Princess Zita of Bourbon-Parma. 
© David Nivière
The tradition of selling roses bearing a raffle number. © David Nivière
Prince and Princess Sanguszko and their daughter Princess Olympia. © David Nivière
Prince Boris of Bulgaria offering a rose to Princess and Duchess Dorothea of ​​Arenberg. © David Nivière
Princesses Maria Carolina and Maria Chiara of Bourbon-Sicily. © David Nivière
Prince and Princess Alonso of Orléans-Bourbon. © David Nivière
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