JamzNG Latest News, Gist, Entertainment in Nigeria
The king is preparing for a two -day visit to Canada – the first as the head of the state.
The center will be on Tuesday when he will only become the second king, after his mother Queen Elizabeth II, to attend the opening of the state parliament where he will set the government’s legislative agenda in a speech.
The 76 -year -old player will be accompanied by his wife Ratu during a short visit to the Commonwealth nation, which they hope will “impact”, according to the Buckingham Palace.
On Monday, kingwho are still undergoing treatment for a secret cancer, will meet The newly elected Prime Minister and former British Governor Bank Mark Carney.
There will also be a short ceremony to swear in the queen as a member of the Canadian Privy Council.
Earlier this month, Mr. Carney Tells the Sky News presenter Samantha Washington That Canadians “not impressed” with the decision of the British government To offer Donald Trump, the second country’s visit that has never happened before to England.
Sir Keir Starmer submit an invitation to the US President During a visit to the oval office.
Mr. Carney said that the invitation to “cut a clear message” that the Canadian government was trying to send to the White House in response to them threat to Canadian sovereigntyIncluding Trump’s idea to become the 51st American country.
The Prime Minister of Canada invited the king to open the country’s parliament in “a clear message of sovereignty” and say it is “no coincidence”.
“All problems surrounding Canada’s sovereignty have been emphasized by the President. So it is not, it is not a coincidence, but it is also a moment that reiterates Canadians,” Carney said.
Read more from Sky News:
Beckham Meet the King and Queen at Chelsea Flower Show
The king ‘was stunned’ by the witch’s trick
‘Important event’
The tour begins on Monday with a royal pair celebrating the cultural heritage and diversity of the country at the Lansdowne Park community event in the Capital of Ottawa.
The late Ratu was the first sovereignty to deliver a speech at the opening of the Canadian Parliament state in October 1957, his first visit to the country as head of state.
Listen to the world with Richard Engel and Yalda Hakim every Wednesday
Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Identity and Culture of Canada, said: “The delivery of a noble speech from the throne to open the 45th parliament is an important opportunity, which unites the Canadian people in our rich historical celebrations, our democracy, and institutions that serve us all.
“This visit offers the opportunity to show off special relations between Canada and Crown, while also highlighting the strength, diversity, and unity that defines us on the world stage.”
