When in a pre recorded annual address to the family
of nations,
King Charles has pledged to continue to serve the Commonwealth
to the best of visibility.
The monarch is set to miss the Commonwealth celebrations as
he recovers from cancer treatment.
His wife Queen Camilla will instead lead senior Royals when
they gather for the service in London.
This will be followed by reception at the Commonwealth International
Headquarters.
Since King Charles cancer diagnosis was announced on 5th of
February,
he has postponed all public facing duties.
Continues to work on his red boxes of state papers
and holding some in person meetings while stressing on unity.
His address will highlight how diversity has the Commonwealth score
strength and how the union of the 56 member countries
was.
A precious source of strength,
inspiration and pride to him,
King Charles remarks were also recognized the 75th anniversary of
the Commonwealth,
established in 1949 when eight countries,
Australia, Britain, India, New Zealand,
among others, signed the Declaration of London.
The Prince of Wales, Prince William will also attend the
service with members of the Royal Family,
but without the Princess of Wales Gate,
Middleton, who is still recovering from a surgery now.
After the service, Queen Camilla will attend the annual Commonwealth
Day reception in London.
As well, she will meet foreign Ministers,
UK Parliamentarians and High Commissioners.
At least 2000 guests are expected at this event.
Including the Commonwealth Secretary General,
the President of Malta, foreign ministers,
high Commissioners and senior politicians from across the Commonwealth.
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