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The Prince and the Duchess will then attend a “Centenary Celebration” reception to highlight “the depth and breadth of this 100 year relationship and look forward to the next century of relations working together for our mutual benefit”, the statement said. Adding more pressure to the already-burdened Charles, royal biographer Anna Pasternak told Vanity Fair. It’s believed 73-year-old Camilla is currently holed up at Ray Mill House, a rural manor she bought in 1996, where she likes spending time with her grandchildren.
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She will also visit educational programmes for teenagers and young women no longer in formal schooling, and will participate in a Women of the World (WOW) event that promotes the empowerment of women from all walks of life. Camilla and Charles are said to be living completely separate lives. The Duchess of Cornwall will see the work undertaken by Queen Rania to protect vulnerable children and mothers, as well as educate parents about child protection and safeguarding. The prince will highlight Jordan’s generosity in hosting refugees who have fled conflict in neighbouring countries. The Prince of Wales will meet humanitarian organisations, including UNHCR and the International Rescue Committee, of which he has recently become patron. Prince Charles will also participate in an interfaith discussion, which will acknowledge the diverse, tolerant and integrated nature of Jordanian society, highlighting the importance placed on religious freedom. They will also visit a number of sites of cultural, religious and environmental significance across the country. Prince Charles will focus on environmental issues, heritage preservation and the creation of jobs and opportunities for young people.ĭuchess Camilla will continue her commitment to supporting women, as well as girls’ education. On the first day of engagements, Their Royal Highnesses will be formally welcomed by Their Majesties King Abdullah and Queen Rania at Al Husseiniya Palace.ĭuring their visit, the Prince and the Duchess will visit programmes and organisations working in areas they are committed to supporting. Their Royal Highnesses’ return to Jordan highlights the importance that the UK Government places on its close ties with Jordan, which is underpinned by the countries’ deep security cooperation and the long-standing relations between the two Royal families. The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will visit Jordan in its centenary year, which also marks 100 years of the UK-Jordan bilateral relations. Prince Charles will explore how leaders, the private sector and wider society can implement commitments following COP26 and the World Leaders’ Summit, which is due to be held from November 1-2 in Glasgow. The tour will showcase the “strong bilateral relations”, with a particular focus on addressing the climate crisis. AMMAN - Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, will visit the Kingdom and Egypt in November, according to a statement from the British embassy.