Carlos and Camilla were obtained at the Quarinal Palace on the second day of state visit to Italy
AdvertisementKing Carlos III and Rani Camilla met Italian President Sergio Mattaralla on Tuesday and marked the second day of the state visit to Italy.
The Royal couple was taken to the palace by a group of more than 30 presidential guards, where they experienced a joint aircraft from the Italian Fresh Trigolori and the RAF Red arrows.
After the meeting, Carlos and Camilla traveled in some of the most identities of Rome, in which Piassa deposited an evening, including an unknown soldier’s tomb in Venice.
They went through the Venus Temple and the Roman Forum and enjoyed a special visit to Colosium. There they met a group on a school corridor, and greeted by a crowd of exciting sites and tourists.
“This is very exciting, because this is the first time I see them,” said Bologna student 18 -year -sam -Fort Samuel Dasinari. “We saw them when they went to Guirinal. Then I saw them passing in the same Bentley they used in London. It was excited.”
At the end of the day, the royal couple met representatives of the British community in Rome and greeted guests in the gardens of British Ambassador Vila Volkonsky.
During the event, a military band read the British national anthem and many classic Beatles victories.
This Wednesday night, President Mattaralla will organize a state party at the Quarle Palace in memory of the British kings, which is in line with the 20th anniversary of the couple.
Carlos will also meet Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni, and will speak at the joint session of the Italian parliament-a historical introduction to a British king.
While staying in Rome, Carlos insisted on strong ties between NATO allies, Britain and Italy, and at one time European countries strengthen Ukraine’s support in the fight against Russia.
The four -day real arrival will include a journey to Ravena on Thursday, where the coalition forces will celebrate the 80th anniversary of the city’s liberation. During this visit, they will celebrate the region’s culinary tradition and will be with local farmers affected by the recent floods.
