The Fact News Service
London, March 12
A grand ceremony was held at Marlborough House, Pall Mall, City of Westminster, London on Monday to celebrate Commonwealth Day, a significant occasion that brings together leaders and dignitaries from across the world.
The prestigious event was graced by King Charles and Queen Camilla Parker Bowles, who added a royal touch to the proceedings. The event was organised by the Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, Patricia Scotland KC, who played a pivotal role in coordinating the celebration.
Among the noted guests was Monish Behl, a renowned industrialist from the Middle-East, who attended the ceremony to honour the shared values of the Commonwealth. He had the privilege of meeting King Charles and Queen Camilla during the event. The discussions focused on various socio-cultural issues, with both sharing insights on how different nations could collaborate more effectively to address challenges in today’s global society.
Behl expressed his deep appreciation for the opportunity to meet the King and the Queen, describing the meeting as a moment of great honour. He praised their leadership and dedication to promoting unity within the Commonwealth, underscoring the importance of such dialogues in fostering stronger international relationships. The ceremony highlighted the Commonwealth’s commitment to enhancing cooperation, understanding, and peace.
