After Alexander Van der Bellen King Charles III. offered his personal condolences, he was also registered in the register of condolences for the queen on Monday. The Austrian Federal President traveled to London with his wife Doris Schmidauer for the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8.
“On behalf of the people of the Republic of Austria and on my behalf, I offer you our sincere condolences,” Alexander Van der Bellen wrote in the book of condolence for Queen Elizabeth, which is available at Church House in the British capital. And further: “Her Majesty the Queen may not be with us anymore, but her memory will continue to inspire us.”
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Van der Bellen offered his personal condolences to King Charles and Queen Camilla on Sunday evening. At the state reception at Buckingham Palace, on the eve of the Queen’s state funeral, the Federal President exchanged views with the royal couple and other heads of state. At 10 p.m. Van der Bellen was also at the audience layout.
Van der Bellen knows Charles personally from his visit to Vienna in 2017. The then heir apparent traveled to the federal capital with his wife Camilla in April 2017 for an official visit. The program included a personal interview with Van der Bellen and his wife Doris Schmidauer in the Hofburg and a visit to an organic wine bar. In terms of content, the focus at the time was mainly on the themes of climate change and sustainability.
Source: Krone
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