King travels to support Canada because it distracts Trump

King Charles and Queen Camilla will later arrive in Canada to bring a two-day visit as a support for the country in the face of threats and mockery by US President Donald Trump.

Prime Minister Mark Carney, who recently won a parliamentary election to a wave of anti-trump mood, invited the royal couple and will hold a meeting with them during their stay in Ottawa.

The king will read the “speech from the throne” to the Canadian parliament on Tuesday, the first time that a monarch has been sent this for almost 50 years.

It is expected that it contains a defense of Canadian sovereignty and rejects the claims that it should be taken over by the United States.

On Monday in Ottawa, ceremonial is welcomed at the airport in Ottawa and meet community groups, which are expected to include representatives of the Canadian First Nation Communities.

The king will meet Canada's first indigenous governor of General Mary Simon.

This is the first visit to the king and queen in Canada since the beginning of her reign after a planned trip last year was canceled due to the Charles' Cancer diagnosis.

By reading the speech from the throne, the king follows his mother's footsteps, Queen Elizabeth II, who fulfills the duty twice during her long reign in 1957 and 1977.

However, the time of the visit of this week was seen as a sign of solidarity with Canada, after referring to Trump calls that the land of the 51st US state of the US state was regarded.

The US threat has lit public opinion with some companies in Ottawa, as elsewhere in Canada, and issued national identity such as “proud Canadian” posters.

Carney, when he visited Trump in the White House at the beginning of this month, emphasized that Canada was “not for sale” and that this message was probably sent in the king's speech, which was written at the evidence of the Canadian government.

The former Canadian high commissioner in Great Britain, Jeremy Kinsman, said this was a message that the king is pleased to be pleased.

“It becomes very affirmative for the Canadian sovereignty. And I can personally say that King Charles will celebrate. I have no doubt,” said Kinsman, who worked as a diplomat with the king when he was a prince of Wales.

The speech, which is given in French and English, will be the political agenda of the Canadian government in a way that is similar to the king's speech at the opening of the parliament in Westminster.

However, lines are also expected to claim Canada's independence -a Commonwealth country and a NATO member.

Carney spoke before visiting the king and the opening of the state: “This is a historical honor that corresponds to the weight of our time.”

With regard to the ceremony, the king is expected to have a suit at an event that is issued at the opening of Parliament in Great Britain in the opening of the parliament in Great Britain.

In addition to speech in parliament, this short journey of community events in Ottawa and the opportunity to meet local managers.

This royal visit will be something of a diplomatic balancing act. The king is both Canada and Great Britain, and in his role in Great Britain, the king contributed to maintaining good relationships with the USA, and sent a warm personal letter to President Trump, who invites him to a second state visit.

In Canada, it is expected to reflect a completely different message, with the Canadian government of Trump rejected the country.

Before the visit, a royal source said: “The king has many years of experience and great skills while walking these diplomatic Gretrope.

“He appreciated around the world and in the entire political spectrum, with good relationships with world leaders who understand his unique position.”