King Charles to Welcome Trump for State Visit in September

The Buckingham Palace confirmed that the U.S. President, Donald Trump will have a state visit to Britain next month by King Charles III in a historic diplomatic visit. 

The announcement has been made when the world is paying close attention to the United States and United Kingdom relations, as Trump is likely to spend his trip on the trade, security and bilateral relations.

As Palace officials maintain, the King will receive Trump with a ceremonial welcoming at the Buckingham Palace after which there would be a state banquet.

The agenda will also entail meetings with the Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other top officials to address some of the burning international concerns such as that of the NATO and economic relations.

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Trump, revealed that he was eager to visit the country and cement the so-called special relationship between the two countries. The tour has raised divided interests as some claim the high degree of being diplomatic and others focus on demonstrations as witnessed when Trump visited the U.K. in the past.

The traditional elements of hosting with the British hospitality, guard of honor and tour of royal residences, will be included in the state visit. The talks will presumably refer to climate efforts, and with King Charles being a veteran environmental activist, sustainability issues will be brought up.

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Given the preparatory work, the visit is set to attract major media attention that comes out of both the festive pomp and the political gravity of the occasion which is so highly anticipated.