UK Govt will promote “friendly co-operation” with EU: British Monarch

Queen Elizabeth has said the British government will work for ending free movement and extending the right to remain to European citizens.

According to the details, the 93-year-old monarch Queen Elizabeth II addressed the British House of Lords and said that the government wanted to work with all parties in Northern Ireland to support the return to a devolved government.

The Queen’s speech came ahead of a crunch week for Brexit negotiations.

She also outlined the British Government agenda including a new deal with the European Union “based on free trade” and “friendly co-operation”.

The Monarch further said that as part of environmental policies, the government will work to tackle air pollution, protect animals and ban imports from trophy hunting.

She further added that the British Government has a plan to “ensure that it continues to play a leading role in global affairs”.

Also read: Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton will reach Pakistan tonight (Monday).

A guard of honor will be presented to the British royal couple at Noor Khan Airbase, sources said.

According to British High Commission, the royal couple will arrive Pakistan on Monday night on a five-day visit, the Royal couple would visit the ‘breadth and depth’ of Pakistan.

Prince William and Kate Middleton will meet President Dr. Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Imran Khan on October 15.

British High Commission in Pakistan, Thomas Drew in his video message shared on Twitter, said the visit would largely focus on showcasing Pakistan as a dynamic, aspirational and forward-looking nation.

The Royal couple, after the completion of their tour to Pakistan, will return to Britain on Oct 18.

It will be the first royal visit to Pakistan in 13 years.

The last one was by Charles, the Prince of Wales, and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, who spent five days in Pakistan in 2006.