A message from The Duke of Cambridge to the people of Oman
Published
A message from The Duke of Cambridge to the people of Oman following the death of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said.
I offer my heartfelt condolences to the Omani people, and wish to send a personal message of friendship as Oman mourns the death of His Majesty.
Related content
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the UK-Africa Investment Summit
Your Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen. On behalf of Her Majesty The Queen, Catherine and I are delighted to welcome you to Buckingham Palace for this reception to mark the...
The Duke of Cambridge visits Kuwait and Oman
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge & The Duke and Duchess of Sussex message countries affected by Cyclone Idai
Reading by The Duke of Cambridge at the Last Post ceremony in Belgium
We extend our deep gratitude to the Last Post Association and the people of Ieper for this daily act of homage in honour of our fallen
The Duke of Cambridge's speech at The Queen's Birthday Garden Party in Poland
Catherine and I are delighted to be embarking on our first visit to Poland, and we hope to return many times in the years to come
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the third International Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade
We can win this battle. And in doing so we can take a small, but very important step in reminding ourselves that we are capable of rising to the challenges of our age
The Duke of Cambridge to visit Dusseldorf , State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge about the illegal wildlife trade, at the Botanical Gardens in Xishuangbanna, China
As I believe you say in China, “one generation plants the trees in whose shade another generation rests”.
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the opening of the GREAT festival Shanghai
This GREAT Festival is a statement from the United Kingdom that we are excited about partnering with China in creativity and innovation.
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the Innovation is Great event, Tokyo, Japan
I can barely think of another country on earth which pays so much reverence to its ancient customs whilst also being so outwardly modern.
