US President Joe Biden is currently on a tour of Europe. During this, he also reached Britain. On this tour, Joe Biden also met King Charles at Windsor Castle. This is the first time Biden has reached Britain after taking over the throne of King Charles.
Joe Biden did not attend the coronation ceremony of King Charles in May. Joe Biden met him in such a situation after King Charles took the throne. During this, King Charles welcomed Biden to Windsor Castle. But during that time, something happened which is being discussed now.
When the US President’s car reached Windsor Castle, King Charles warmly welcomed him with folded hands. But in the meantime, US President Joe Biden casually put his hand on King Charles’s back.
In this video going viral on social media, the US President is seen placing his hand on the back of King Charles. During this, he is seen inspecting the Welsh Guards.
A confused Joe Biden had to be escorted across the lawn by King Charles! pic.twitter.com/3NKFCqKG1B
— Chris Plante Show (@ChrisPlanteShow) July 10, 2023
Although King did not appear uncomfortable with Biden placing his hand on his back, King also expressed a similar sentiment after a while. But the people of Britain do not like the American President putting his hand on the King’s back. People are calling it a violation of royal protocol.
At the same time, Buckingham Palace has described this meeting of both as a wonderful symbol of affection. A source at Buckingham Palace said that Joe Biden did not violate protocol. King looked entirely at ease during this.
The source said what a wonderful symbol of warmth and affection between the two individuals and their nations. He also said that it was as per protocol.
In their meeting, King Charles and US President Joe Biden discussed the fight against climate change. Along with this, the Climate Finance Mobilization Forum was also addressed to deal with it.
King Charles during a Climate Finance Mobilization Forum meeting to discuss how leaders can better tackle the fight against climate change.
