French President Emmanuel Macron to attend Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in UK | World News

French President Emmanuel Macron stated Thursday he'll attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, as he known as he known as King Charles III to supply condolences over the demise of his mom.

Macron "supplied his honest condolences to the king and expressed his full assist. He expressed the disappointment of the French women and men on the information of the demise of Queen Elizabeth II, and their ideas to the British folks", the Elysee stated Wednesday.

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He additionally "wished the king the best success, and expressed his full availability to proceed the work they've carried out collectively lately within the face of frequent challenges, beginning with the safety of the local weather and the planet", the assertion added.

Macron stated on Twitter "I shall be in London to attend the funeral" on Monday.

"The bond between France and the UK is unbreakable. We'll proceed to construct it, following the trail traced by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II", he added.

The queen's coffin arrived in Westminster Corridor on Wednesday, the place it is going to lie in state till her state funeral Monday.