What wrote King Charles in his letter to Donald Trump?

symbol of strong relationships

"This is really something special. Something like that has never happened before. Unexpectedly," said Starmer and put his hand on Trump's shoulder. He added: "I think that symbolizes the strength of the relationships between us. The last state visit was a great success. His majesty of the king wants it to be even better. So that's really historical."

When Trump accepted and opened the letter, he described the king as "a great, great gentleman" and noticed his "beautiful" signature. "He is a beautiful man. A wonderful man," said the president and added: "I actually got to know him very well."

the attempt to strengthen the relationship

The content of the letter that Trump showed the report shows that the king strives to consolidate the strength of his personal relationship with Trump. In the first paragraph, Charles outlines the "variety of challenges worldwide" and the "most important role" that their two countries play to promote the values ​​that "mean so much to all of us."

In the second paragraph, Charles remembers Trump's previous visits to the United Kingdom during his first term and suggests options for how they could meet again for the president.

invitation to a visit to Scotland

"" I remember their visits to their visits to the United Kingdom during their previous presidency and think of our delicate plan that they visit Dumfries House in Scotland when the global pandemic began and all betting - and flights! A relatively nearby neighbor would not cost too much effort.

common interests and future conversations

Charles suggests that the two could meet when Trump is already in Scotland, since Trump's golf resort in Turnberry is only 30 miles from Dumfries House, the 18th century old mansion of the king near Glasgow. Trump's golf course in the Estate menia in Aberdeenshire is about 60 miles northeast of Balmoral Castle.

The king then searches for similarities: "There is a lot on both properties that I think that they could find it interesting and appealing-especially since my foundation in Dumfries House offers training in hospitality skills for young people who often work in their own facilities!"

Charles concludes the letter with the words that a visit "would offer an opportunity to speak about a variety of topics that affect us" and "would be a valuable opportunity to plan a historical second state visit", emphasizing that they can "discuss a number of options for the place and the program design together."

"By working together, I know that we will continue to strengthen the special relationship between our two countries, which we are both so proud of," concludes Charles.

This article was also made up by CNN journalist Max Foster.