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King Charles III to visit the Bahamas, Guyana, and Antigua and Barbuda this autumn
The week-long tour will include a state visit to Guyana and CHOGM in Antigua and Barbuda, with 60 years of bilateral relations highlighted.
- King Charles III and Queen Camilla will conduct a nine-day official tour of three Caribbean nations starting October 27, Buckingham Palace announced on Wednesday. The visit centers on the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda.
- The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, hosted in Antigua and Barbuda from November 1 to 4, gathers leaders to discuss shared challenges. Charles serves as the symbolic head of the Commonwealth, an association of 56 independent countries with historic ties to Britain.
- Charles will travel first to the Bahamas, where he is head of state, before continuing to Guyana for a state visit marking 60 years of bilateral relations between the United Kingdom and the South American country.
- While Charles continues treatment for cancer, he will undertake the Bahamas leg without Camilla. According to the palace, the tour aims to "celebrate communities, cultures and nature within the Commonwealth family."
- The King previously visited Antigua and Barbuda in 2017 following devastation from Hurricanes Irma and Maria. His upcoming tour underscores the enduring ties between the British monarch and member nations of the Commonwealth.
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King Charles to Make a State Visit to Guyana in October
Buckingham Palace and Guyana's government both confirmed the trip on August 26. It would be the first call by a reigning British monarch since 1994. The post King Charles to Make a State Visit to Guyana in October appeared first on The Rio Times.
Charles will travel to the Bahamas and Guyana alone before visiting with Camilla Antigua and Barbuda.
The kings of the United Kingdom, Charles III and Camila, will make an official trip through Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas and Guyana, all former British colonies in the Caribbean, during the coming fall, reported Buckingham Palace in a statement this Wednesday.
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