Crown Princess Victoria, Queen Rania, Queen Letizia and more royals at the United Nations

After being photographed taking baby Prince Oscar out for a stroll in New York, Crown Princess Victoria attended the 2016 Global Goals Awards Dinner on Sept. 20. <br>Photo: &copy; Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Global Goals
Royalty collided at the 2016 Global Goals Awards dinner when Queen Rania and Crown Princess Victoria - both clad in black-and-white floral dresses - enjoyed a night out in the Big Apple. Photo: &copy; Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Global Goals
Queen Rania of Jordan donned a belted white blouse and black skirt to speak at the 2016 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting held at the Sheraton New York Times Square on Sept. 19. <br>Photo: &copy; Taylor Hill/WireImage
Princess Madeleine mingled with Hollywood stars like Malin Akerman at the World Childhood Foundation USA Thank You Gala. Taking to her Facebook, the royal wrote, "It was an honor to celebrate all the advocates, supporters and friends who further my mother's mission to ensure that every child has a happy and safe childhood free of abuse and exploitation." Photo: &copy; Michael Stewart/Getty Images for Wold Childhood Foundation
King Felipe VI of Spain addressed the United Nations General Assembly at the UN headquarters in New York City on Sept. 20, stressing his country’s respect for the UN Charter. Photo: &copy; Drew Angerer/Getty Images
Princess Madeleine was dressed to the nines for her day at the United Nations. The Swedish royal stepped out to attend a high-level meeting on"Solutions to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals for Children." The mom of two noted, "This meeting aims to illustrate the power of working TOGETHER to address the needs of children and ending violence against children." <br>Photo: Instagram/@kungahuset
Queen Rania joined Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the UN Summit for Refugees and Migrants. The monarch shared a candid photo, writing, "This crisis is not just about refugees, nor will the solution simply be for refugees. This crisis is about the future of our interconnected world and about human dignity and decency." <br>Photo: &copy; Instagram/@queenrania
Queen Letizia looked regal in a red floral-printed dress to meet with the Director-General of the World Health Organization, Margaret Chan. <br>Photo: &copy; Casa de S.M. el Rey
Felipe and Letizia met with Spanish residents in New York City who are connected to the research, academic, artistic, cultural and social sectors. <br>Photo: &copy; Casa de S.M. el Rey
Queen Letizia, who is in New York to participate in a meeting on refugees and migrants, sat down with the Executive Director of UN Women, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka. <br>Photo: Casa de S.M. el Rey
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