Prince William to revisit Düsseldorf in August

Prince William is set to land in a North Rhine-Westphalia on Aug 23rd with a packaged programme of events in tow.

Prince William will initial honour the British 20th Armoured Brigade, stationed with a nearby Westfalen Garrison, assembly with soldiers and their families during a reception in a Düsseldorf NRW-Forum.

Later he will briefly accommodate Chancellor Angela Merkel before attending a rite celebrating 70 years given a state of North Rhine-Westphalia was established.

The state of North Rhine-Westphalia was founded by a British troops on Aug 23rd 1946 while Allied army assigned Germany in a arise of a Second World War.

The British troops participation has remained clever in a segment between afterwards and now, carrying acted in both a Cold War and a reformation of a British Occupied Territory in Germany.

Britain and North Rhine-Westphalia still have really tighten ties. Not usually do about 27,000 British adults live in a state of North Rhine-Westphalia, though also 1,400 British businesses, including BP and Vodafone, have determined themselves there.

This will be a Prince’s second central revisit to Germany, after he attended a FIFA World Cup here in 2006.

“I am really blissful that His Royal Highness a Duke of Cambridge is going to come to Düsseldorf,” pronounced British Ambassador to Germany Sir Sebastian Wood in a statement.

“We are celebrating… not usually a chronological connection, though also a stream attribute between Germany and England… as partners on a general stage,” Wood added.