King Charles sent warm wishes to a Commonwealth member country amid talks on his US tour.
According to Bangladeshi news media, the monarch sent a personal message to join Bangladeshis celebrating their Independence Day.
From asking for peace to praising the country’s efforts in climate action, the king conveyed his good wishes.
He wrote: “It is with sincere appreciation that I reflect on the enduring partnership between our nations, rooted in the shared values and mutual respect that define our Commonwealth.”
The king also spoke about the importance of unity, especially in times of political unrest around the world.
Furthermore, he added: “Our cooperation on climate action remains an essential element of our relationship…”
“…I greatly appreciate Bangladesh’s determined leadership in building resilience and promoting sustainable development as we work together to protect our environment and ensure a more sustainable, prosperous future for generations to come,” the monarch said.
Prince William’s father hopes for peace, prosperity and progress for the people of Bangladesh.
Notably, the king’s new statement came at a time when the British are demanding the cancellation of his long-awaited US tour after Trump called out Britain for not providing bases during the conflict.
