(ANSA) - CARBIS BAY, 11 JUN - Irritual meeting with the leaders of the British monarchy in full force tonight in Cornwall for the leaders of the Big Seven on the sidelines of the Carbis Bay summit. This is confirmed by sources of the government of London and of the royal palace, specifying that the leaders will first see the Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, visiting the Eden Project, an eco-friendly tourist complex, sponsored by the heir to the throne himself among the various environmental initiatives of its foundation; and therefore they will also be joined by the 95-year-old Queen Elizabeth - on the first trip after the recent death of the almost centennial Prince Philip, his life partner for over 73 years - as well as by Prince William, second in line to successor to the crown, with his wife Kate.
As the Guardian notes, it is rare for the entire summit of CasaWindsor to attend a public event together with foreign political guests away. And the effort asked of the sovereign clearly reflects the importance that the Boris Johnson government gives both to the event itself - the first international meeting in the presence of this level since the beginning of the Covid epidemic - and to the environmental theme included in the crowning of the summit: with particular attention to the question. climate. (HANDLE).