Queen Elizabeth -II Burial: The funeral ceremony of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II will be done on Monday 19 September. This is such an occasion after decades in Britain, when such a large number of royal families and heads of state around the world are gathering. This is only a matter of sorrow for the royal family and Britain, but there is such an occasion when a large number of people will come to give their last farewell to the Queen. This farewell of the Queen should be done with full respect and in the right way, so the people coming here have also been selected. Accordingly, invitations have been sent to those who reach the funeral of the Queen. On this occasion, 500 people including heads of state and dignitary foreign guests have been allowed.
Foreign guests will reach by bus
The royal family has issued instructions to foreign leaders attending the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. Under this, all foreigners coming to this first state funeral site of Britain in six decades have been asked to come by bus. It states that these people can come to Britain by commercial flight, but all these people will have to come by bus to go to the funeral site. After reaching London, they will be taken by bus to West London. The Queen’s burial rituals will take place at Westminster Abbey. During this, at least 2200 people are expected to be here.
Who will attend the Queen’s funeral?
Her relatives and relatives will arrive in Europe’s royal family for Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. This is the family coming from the blood relation of the Queen. King Philip and Queen Mathilde of Belgium arrive to bid their last farewell to the Queen. Apart from these, King Willem-Alexander and his wife Queen Maxima are also coming to say their last goodbye to the Queen. They will also be accompanied by Queen Maxima’s mother, former Dutch Queen Princess Beatrix. Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia have also agreed to come. Members of the royal family of Norway, Sweden and Denmark are also coming to attend the Queen’s burial.
US President will also arrive
According to the White House, US President Joe Biden, along with his wife Jill Biden, is arriving to bid a final farewell to the Queen. It is believed that under the protocol of the US President, he will not go to the funeral site by bus. However, President Donald Trump is unlikely to attend this ceremony before the number of US delegations is limited. It is being speculated that former US President Obama may be invited to visit his wife Michelle and some former presidents of this country privately. However, according to Politico, information received from the office of former US President Jimmy Carter has revealed that he has not been invited. Jimmy was the President of this country from 1977 to 1981.
Commonwealth leaders will also be present
President of India to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain Draupadi Murmu Going to London country’s prime minister Narendra Modi There is no official confirmation about K going there. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will also arrive there. During the Commonwealth era, the Governor General, who acted as the representative of the Maharaja and the Queen, can also come to the funeral. Along with this, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe are also expected to visit.
Who else from the world will reach Westminster Abbey
Leaders and dignitaries from around the world attended the Queen’s funeral, including Irish leader Taoiseach Michael Martin, German President Frank Walter Steinmeier, Italian President Sergio Matarella and European Commission President Urs Vonder Lien. South Korean President Eun Suk Yol and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro have approved the arrival of the Queen’s funeral. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, French President Emmanuel Macron and Japanese Emperor Naruhito are also coming to pay their last respects to the Queen. However, there is speculation about the invitation and his approval to Chinese President Xi Jinping. If sources in Whitehall are to be believed, their ambassador will attend on behalf of Iran, which is facing international sanctions over the nuclear issue.
People of these countries of the world will not be involved
No representatives from Russia, Belarus or Myanmar have been invited to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain. In fact, Britain has also reduced its diplomatic presence in Myanmar after the military coup in February 2021. Britain’s diplomatic ties with Russia have ended with the Ukraine attack. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman had already denied his departure. Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has not been invited because of his proximity to Russian President Putin.
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