Prince William of Britain and his wife Kate Middleton went to a girls college here on the first day of their 5-day round of Pakistan and interacted with the girl students. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Islamabad on Monday. After 13 years, a royal family has arrived here. Previously, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwell Camilla toured the country in 2006.
Kate Middleton wore Pakistani designer's suit
William's mother Princess Diana came here in 1990. The royal couple arrived at Model College for Girls in Islamabad today. The school is run by the government for girls from 4 years of age to 18 years of age. It is supported by the 'Teach for Pakistan program' based on the UK-based Teach First scheme. Kate came here wearing a blue salwar-kurta designed by Pakistani designer Mahin Khan. She also wore a scarf. The royal couple went to different parts of the school and also supervised a mathematics class. She spoke very warmly with the school children.
Royal couple will meet Imran Khan and President of Pakistan
The administration of the school told the royal couple about the school and the education system in Pakistan. The couple will travel to the northern regions and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in addition to Islamabad and Lahore on their 5-day tour. After this, William and Kate will also go to the Margalla Hills in the lap of Himalayas, according to the news of. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will meet President Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Imran Khan. They will also attend an event organized by British High Commissioner Thomas Drew.
Foreign Minister welcomed Royal Couple in Rawalpindi
Kate and William were welcomed by Foreign Minister Shah Mohammad Qureshi and his wife at Noor Khan Airport in Rawalpindi. The Kensington Palace last week described the Duke of Cambridge William's visit from October 14 to 18 with his wife Kate Middleton as the most complex due to security concerns in the area. According to the Sunday Telegraph, more than 1,000 police personnel are deployed during the journey.
