PM Browne hold important discussions ahead of historic Coronation of King Charles III
Prime Minister Gaston Browne met with Realm Prime Ministers and Govorners-general at Buckingham Palace yesterday for a Luncheon with Prince Charles III.
The focus of the luncheon was to bring eaders together as they share the same Head of State.
Prime Minister Browne along with his wife Maria left the island on Wednesday to attend the Coronation ceremony of King Charles III currently taking place at Westminister Abbey.
The prime minister is joined by a large delegation including Independent Senator Kiz Johnson, who will be a Banner Bearer, Police Commissioner Atlee Rodney, Governor General Sir Rodney Williams and Lady Sandra Williams.
Seven members of the Defence Force (ABDF) will also be participating in the historic event which includes about 2000 guests.
Two members of the Defence Force team accompanied the Diamond Jubilee State Coach that will carry King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
The coronation is set to take place at 6 am Antigua and Barbuda time.
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