In a remarkable comeback, Princess Anne has resumed her royal duties with a visit to Paris for an Olympic meeting, marking her first international trip since sustaining injuries in a horse-related incident.

The Princess Royal, who holds a seat on the International Olympic Committee (IOC) representing the UK, participated in the opening day of the 142nd IOC session on Tuesday, just days ahead of the highly anticipated Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

This visit is particularly significant as it showcases Princess Anne’s resilience and dedication.

The last few months saw her largely out of the public eye due to her recovery from the equestrian accident.

However, her presence at this crucial IOC session underscores her commitment to the Olympic movement, especially considering her own participation in the 1976 Olympic Games.

The IOC meeting serves as a gathering for its members, and Princess Anne isn’t the only royal in attendance.

Notable figures such as Prince Albert of Monaco, Grand Duke Henry of Luxembourg, and Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani of Qatar are also present, adding a touch of regal flair to the proceedings.

This assembly reflects the global nature of the Olympic spirit, drawing together dignitaries from various nations.

Interestingly, the official court circular, which documents the engagements of British royals, confirmed Princess Anne’s travel plans to France for July 22nd.

This formal announcement highlights the significance of her role within the royal family and her ongoing responsibilities.

Just last week, before embarking on her Parisian journey, Princess Anne inaugurated a new emergency department at the Versailles Royal Hospital.