Queen Elizabeth Names Her Successor Following Her 92nd Birthday

 Queen Elizabeth II, who simply turned 92 on Saturday, made an essential declaration following the enormous day. 

The ruler has named her child and beneficiary, Prince Charles, 69, to go up against the part of administration of the Commonwealth. The Prince will be the ruler's successor, speaking to approximately 33% of the total populace in a for the most part emblematic way. 

The ruler and her family facilitated the 2018 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting at Buckingham Palace, the first run through the gathering occurred in Britain for a long time. It was viewed as an opportunity to reconnect with previous British settlements and renew the free organization together of 53 Commonwealth nations in front of Brexit. 

"It is my genuine wish that the Commonwealth will keep on offering dependability and congruity for who and what is to come and will conclude that one day the Prince of Wales should bear on the essential work began by my dad in 1949," the ruler said at the formal opening of the gathering.

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The Prince was happy to accept the role as leader of the Commonwealth of Nations, which comprises former territories of the British Empire all over the world.

Watch as Queen Elizabeth II names her successor in the footage below.

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"For my part, the Commonwealth has been a fundamental feature of my life for as long as I can remember," said Prince Charles. What do you think about the queen's decision?