With the presence of hundreds of world leaders from the Vatican for the funeral of Pope Francis, a carefully innovative sitting plan witnessed that US President Donald Trump is getting a seat in the front row of the ceremony while Prince William was in the third row again
Donald Trump managed to get a seat in the front row at the funeral of Pope Francis due to an unknown protocol, which he described as a “major plan”. Mr. Trump is among the world leaders who traveled to Rome for his final bid to Francis, and joining the likes of UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer and the heir of the throne William from 54 heads of state and 12 kings.
While he and the first lady Melania Trump had seen the service, they were sitting in the front row among the prominent figures near the Estonia President, Alar Karis. It was previously reported that Trump had not received such a prominent seat due to the priority granted to ownership.
However, it appears that the plan for international leaders in The funeral of Pope Francis is a sensitive diplomatic effort. The country of the birth of Francis, Argentina, was born as a precedence in sitting arrangements. Argentina The delegation includes President Javier Millie, who was a voice critic of the Pope before becoming the head of the nation's state.
Italy followed, as the Pope was the bishop of Rome and the leader of the Catholic bishops in the country. After that, the ruling sovereignty will be sitting “in alphabetical order, but in the French language”, followed by the heads of state, and then the heads of government, such as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and other representatives.
French is used in the arrangements of sitting because it is considered the language of diplomacy, but it also shakes the arrangement of the precedence that the English speaker may expect. Trump, for example, appears relatively early because America is listed as “ETATS-YouIS D'Arique”, which got a seat in the front row.
She was described as a “major plan” in theater management “great vanity” of world leaders by Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Catholic leader in England and Wales.
Ireland's delegation comes before the representatives of the United Kingdom, Prince William and the British government delegation. This is because it is led by the head of state, Irish President Michael de Hegzins, a title for him higher than William, who was inserted as my role in the list.
Prince Wales is attending on behalf of the king, who is also the head of the England Church. The British government delegation includes Sir Kerr Starmer, his wife Victoria, as well as Foreign Secretary David Lami. It is listed between groups from Qatar and Serbia, led by government presidents in those countries.
Cardinal Nichols, who will participate in his first tour to elect a new door in the coming weeks, said that the funeral organizers are using well to deal with the sensitivities of such major events.
In an interview with the news agency in Rome, he said that the funeral will be “without a doubt another masterpiece to manage the theater when you think about state leaders who have high opinions of their importance.” He added: “In the past, I saw this here again and again that a mixture of Rome and the Holy See are in fact geniuses in dealing with these major events.
“I think they have been doing this since the rule of emperors Rome – they know how to deal with great vanity.” And I think that every nation's leader comes here on Saturday will return to the house reasonably. “
