Levelling Up Secretary Simon Clarke said the decision that Charles would not go to Egypt was ‘amicably’ agreed with Buckingham Palace.
By convention, all overseas official visits by members of the royal family are undertaken in accordance with advice from the Government.
However, a Government source said the Palace and the Government “considered separately and then agreed jointly” that there might be “more suitable options” for Charles’s first overseas visit as monarch. “It is the normal course of matters that this would be handled by the Government rather than by the monarchy.”
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