United Kingdom, World’s reactions to the death of Prince Philip
Former US President George W. Bush: “Throughout his long and wonderful life, he devoted himself to noble causes and more. He represented the UK with dignity and brought unlimited strength and support to the ruler. I and Laura are fortunate that we have enjoyed the charm and intelligence of his company, and we know how much he will miss him.”
Former US President Barack Obama: “Together with the Queen or dragging the usual two steps, Prince Philip showed the world what it means to be a supportive husband of a strong woman. However, he also found a way to drive without demanding the spotlight – serving in combat in WWII, commanding a frigate in the Royal Navy, Tirelessly wandering around the world in defense of British industry and excellence. Through his exceptional example, he has shown that true cooperation has room for both ambition and altruism, all in the service of something greater.
Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury: “On the occasions I met him, I was always amazed at his apparent joy, his inquiring mind and his ability to communicate with people from all walks of life. He was adept at calming people and making them feel special.”
Kerr Starmer, Leader of the British Labor Party: “Prince Philip has dedicated his life to our country – from his distinguished career in the Royal Navy during World War II to decades of service as the Duke of Edinburgh.” However, we will remember him above all for his extraordinary commitment and dedication to the Queen. “
Tony Blair, former British Prime Minister: “Naturally he is recognized as an exceptional and steadfast support for the Queen for many years. However, we must also be remembered and celebrated as a man of insight, determination and courage.”
Justin Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister: Prince Philip was a man of great determination and conviction, driven by a sense of duty to others..
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern: “Prince Philip will be fondly remembered for the encouragement he has given so many young New Zealanders with the Hillary of the Duke of Edinburgh. Over the course of more than fifty years of the award in New Zealand, thousands of young people have completed life-changing challenges through the program.”
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte: “Our thoughts and sympathy are for the British royal family and the British people at this time of mourning.”
MI6 official, Richard Moore: “His sharp mind, experience gained from active duty and knowledge of world affairs shone through.”
King Harald of Norway: “Our thoughts are for Queen Elizabeth and the rest of her family. We also send our condolences to the British people.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: “Prince Philip was the brilliant public servant and he will be missed much in Israel and around the world.”
Nigerian President Muhammad Bahari: “The death of the Duke of Edinburgh marked the end of an era. Prince Philip was one of the greatest and most famous international figures whose contributions to the Commonwealth will be remembered for generations to come.”
Zimbabwean President Emerson Mengwa: “May his soul remain in his vast paradise.”
Sultan Haitham of Oman: “Your Majesty the Sultan sends a message of condolences and condolences to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II … on the death of her husband.”
RE HAMAD BIN ISA AL KHALIFA DEL BAHRAIN: His Majesty King Hamad praised the efforts of His Royal Highness Prince Philip to serve the United Kingdom and its friendly people.
Belgian Royal Palace: We would like to express our deepest condolences to Her Majesty The Queen, the British Royal Family and the people of the United Kingdom. Philip and Mathilde. ”
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres: “He was known for his dedication to philanthropy as a patron of around 800 organizations, especially those focusing on the environment, industry, sports and education.”
Philip James Roscoe, former press secretary: “From the military to the youth clubs to the recipients of the Ministry of Energy awards, his interest in people and their stories was genuine, and his drive always encouraged serving others by example.”
Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holiness: “Prince Philip was indeed a friend of Jamaica who supported local development efforts, especially in the field of education and had great admiration for our athletic prowess. Prince Philip will be remembered for his keen interest in scientific and technological research and his commitment to protecting the environment. It was a life of service, dedication and loyalty. May his soul rest in peace.”