King Charles has not shied away from declaring how “proud” he is of his son Prince William and that he trusts his heir to the throne with the future of the monarchy.
The Prince of Wales, who follows in his father’s footsteps when it comes to advocacy of the protecting the planet, has joined in the call that his father made two days ago for the future generations.
The King wrote the message to the delegates at the COP31 World Leaders’ Summit in Antalya, urging them to continue the moving towards a tangible change.
READ MORE: King Charles makes urgent call to safeguard future of grandchildren
Now, the future king penned a personal message in which he highlighted how it is crucial to continue in one’s action as it turns into reality.
“The world’s forests are one of our greatest natural treasures, and protecting them is vital for our collective future,” William wrote in his message.
“I am hugely encouraged by Indonesia’s ambitious commitments at COP31 to protect its forests from agricultural expansion, increase its forest ranger workforce from 8,000 to 70,000, and reaffirm $1 billion to the Tropical Forest Forever Facility,” he continued.
“These are important steps towards a future where nature and communities can thrive together.
“Congratulations to Indonesia, and to everyone working to turn this ambition into reality.”
The unity between the father and son was last seen during the COP30 summit, as Charles encouraged William, who took the podium to deliver a speech in Belém, Brazil.
READ MORE: King Charles shares true feelings on Prince William’s role as future monarch
It was revealed that William had shared the early drafts with his father and held multiple meeting with him before finalising the speech.
