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Charles III in Australia for his first long trip since his cancer diagnosis

King Charles III arrived in Australia on Friday night for a six-day visit, his most difficult visit since the cancer was announced in February, and when he is expected to address environmental issues, which are close to his heart more than 20 times hour, the 75-year-old monarch and his wife Queen Camilla landed in rain-soaked Sydney and were greeted by local dignitaries and bouquet-carrying children “We were really” looking forward to return to this beautiful country to celebrate the incredibly rich cultures and communities that make it so special,” the couple said in a message posted on social media before their arrival. is the monarch. He will take part in a barbecue, visit famous monuments In Australia, he is expected to highlight the dangers of climate change in a country characterized by bushfires and floods. He will also meet scientists in a research laboratory working on cancer. Charles is the first British monarch to set foot in Australia since 2011. That year, his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, was greeted by a large crowd with his long visit aimed at strengthening the monarchy’s reputation to A large proportion of the Australian population is unhappy about the sovereign’s visit. “Most of my ancestors came from England, I think we have something in that country,” she said, before adding that Australia is now looking more towards the Asia-Pacific region than towards a place “on the other side of the world”. – Many memories – Australia is dear to Charles III who has many memories there He went there for the first time in 1966, at the age 17, to stay at the remote school of Timbertop, in the mountainous region of Victoria which he visited in 1994, a man fired two blank bullets at the heir to the crown while he was giving a speech on Sydney Harbor his cancer treatment began in February There is no reform in this sense on the agenda.After Queen Elizabeth died, her government replaced the monarch’s face on the nation’s five-dollar bill. A recent poll showed that around a third of Australians would want to abandon the monarchy, a third would keep it and a third were skeptical. On the eve of his arrival, Charles III carefully sided the matter, saying that it was Australia’s decision.sft/arb/sk/fio