Summary:
Prince Albert II attended ceremonies in Normandy to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings and announced a military ceremony in Monaco for the 3rd of September.
Full Story:
For the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landing, Prince Albert II traveled to Normandy, where he visited iconic establishments dedicated to the memory of the landing. He attended the official British ceremony in Ver-sur-Mer alongside King Charles III, Queen Camilla, President Emmanuel Macron, and a large number of British veterans and guests. In the afternoon, the Prince attended the international ceremony at Omaha Beach, with the presence of world leaders, including President Joe Biden. These ceremonies honored the sacrifice of Allied soldiers from various nations who fought for freedom. Prince Albert II has also planned a military ceremony in Monaco to commemorate the liberation of the Principality on September 3rd, where he will deliver a speech, and Monégasque, French, and American military detachments will pay their respects at the cemetery.
Source:
Monaco Tribune
