King Charles, Queen Camilla conveys 'best wishes' Denmark's new monarchs

King Charles and Queen Camilla has extended warm wishes to the newly ascended monarchs of the Kingdom of Denmark.

In an statement shared on Instagram by Royal Family official handle, King expressed his joy for future collaborations, and highlighted the importance of preserving the enduring bond between their nations and families.

The statement read, “Your Majesties, My wife joins me in writing to convey our very best wishes on the day of your accession to the throne of the Kingdom of Denmark.”

“I look forward to working with you on ensuring that the enduring bond between our countries, and our families, remains strong, and to working together with you on issues which matter so much for our countries and the wider world,” it continued.

It further read, “I pay tribute to the many years of service of your mother, Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II, and remember fondly the frequent visits between our countries, including our visit to Copenhagen and Elsinore in 2012.”

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Acknowledging the dedicated service of Queen Margrethe II, he fondly recalled their shared memories, including visits to Copenhagen and Elsinore in 2012.

“I was delighted that Your Majesties were able to attend our Coronation last year and I much look forward to future opportunities to celebrate the close connection that unites our countries and our families. Charles R” the statement concluded.

The King expressed delight at the attendance of the Danish royals at his coronation last year, anticipating more opportunities to celebrate the strong connection uniting their countries.

King Frederik X ascends to the throne as Denmark's Queen steps down:

Denmark welcomes a new era as King Frederik X ascends to the throne, succeeding his mother, Queen Margrethe II, who surprised the nation by gracefully stepping down on New Year's Eve.

This marks a historic moment, as it's the first time in almost 900 years that a Danish monarch willingly relinquishes power.

The formal abdication occurred during a parliamentary meeting, without the traditional coronation ceremony.

Despite freezing temperatures, a large crowd gathered in Copenhagen to witness Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen officially declare King Frederik X.

The newly crowned royal couple then traveled by horse carriage to their residence at Amalienborg.