Leaders from several Commonwealth nations have extended their well-wishes to Britain's next prime minister, Keir Starmer. Starmer is set to travel to Buckingham Palace on Friday, where he will be asked by King Charles to form a new government.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shared a photo of himself with Starmer, expressing that there is much work to be done ahead. Trudeau congratulated Starmer on his historic U.K. election victory and emphasized the need to build a more progressive and fair future for people on both sides of the Atlantic.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also congratulated Starmer on his resounding election victory. Albanese referred to Starmer as his friend and expressed his eagerness to work constructively with the incoming Labour government.
The warm messages from these Commonwealth leaders highlight the significance of Starmer's election win and the expectations for his leadership. As Starmer prepares to take on the role of Prime Minister, there is a sense of optimism and collaboration among international allies.
