Swiss President 'Greatly Saddened' By Death Of Norwegian King
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Verstorbener König Harald V.: Bundespräsident Parmelin kondoliert
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Parmelin was“deeply saddened” by the King's death, he wrote on X.
Harald V, who died on Friday morning at the age of 89,“will be remembered for his steadfast leadership and devoted service to his country”, Parmelin wrote.
External ContentThe King's health, which had been steadily deteriorating, had also moved Norwegians living in Switzerland.“The news is on everyone's minds at the moment,” Beate Normann, chair of the Norwegian Club in Switzerland (Norgesklubben Sveits), told the Swiss News Agency Keystone-SDA on Tuesday.
Twenty years have passed since the Swiss government received the Norwegian royal couple, King Harald V and Queen Sonja, in Bern. Moritz Leuenberger, who held the rotating Swiss presidency that year, emphasised the similarities between the two countries, describing them as“fellow farmers” who cultivated their fields independently. In his speech, King Harald V highlighted their shared commitment to humanitarian causes.
More More Swiss Politics Royal guests and Swiss hosts find similaritiesThis content was published on Apr 5, 2006 Both sides highlighted the many similarities between Switzerland – in the heart of Europe – and the Scandinavian country. The royal couple was given a reception with military honours in parliament square in the capital, Bern, on Wednesday. Despite the wintry weather several hundred people watched the ceremony which was attended by all seven members...
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