The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester are received by President Duma Boko before attending a wreath-laying in Gaborone on their first day of their official visit to Botswana.
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- Photo: Courtesy of the Ministry of International Relations of Botswana
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- Photo: Courtesy of the Ministry of International Relations of Botswana
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester are undertaking a four-day royal visit to Botswana, on behalf of King Charles, as the country marks its Diamond Jubilee.
On Tuesday, the Duke and Duchess visited the Office of the President in Gaborone. Their Royal Highnesses paid a courtesy call on President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko, as representatives of King Charles.
“We reflected on the longstanding friendship and cooperation between Botswana and the United Kingdom, as our two countries mark six decades of independence and diplomatic relations.Their visit during our Diamond Jubilee is a meaningful recognition of the enduring relationship between our two nations. We value our shared history and remain committed to strengthening the partnership between Botswana and the United Kingdom.” — President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko
After meeting President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko, the Duke and Duchess laid a wreath at Parliament Garden in memory of the fallen.
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- Photo: Courtesy of the Ministry of International Relations of Botswana
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- Photo: Courtesy of the Ministry of International Relations of Botswana
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- Photo: Courtesy of the Ministry of International Relations of Botswana
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- Photo: Courtesy of the Ministry of International Relations of Botswana
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- Photo: Courtesy of the Ministry of International Relations of Botswana
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- Photo: Courtesy of the Ministry of International Relations of Botswana
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