The King's message following the recent earthquakes

It is my special prayer today that Our Lord’s example of serving one another might continue to inspire us and to strengthen all our communities.

It is our duty to remember what was once called “the Forgotten War”.

The Commonwealth family is strongest when we are connected, through friendship.

My thoughts and prayers are with former President Mwinyi’s family and the Tanzanian people at this time.

My heart goes out to all those affected, as I remember them in my thoughts and prayers.

On the occasion of the fiftieth Anniversary of the Independence of Grenada, it gives me great pleasure to send you all my congratulations and warmest good wishes.

I look forward to working with you on ensuring that the enduring bond between our countries, and our families, remains strong, and to working together with you on issues which...

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We both take considerable pride in renewing the ties between the United Kingdom and Kenya, a country that has long held such special meaning for my family.

Today, in confronting the greatest challenges of our time, we continue the work of those who came before us. When General de Gaulle spoke to the French people from London in...

Mr. President, in all of this we can rely on our firm friendship, which is renewed and reinvigorated with each new generation.

I admire greatly all those who are engaged tirelessly in the rescue efforts in such dire conditions, and praise their selfless bravery.