(CNN) — King Charles III is back in action for the first time since its unveiling Cancer diagnosis.
The Queen was photographed shaking hands with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak upon his arrival at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday afternoon.
Their meeting represents a resumption of their weekly meetings to discuss government issues.
Although the king has stopped making any public engagements while undergoing cancer treatment, he continues his duties as head of state.
Pictures published by the British news agency PA Media show Carlos, wearing a suit and tie, welcoming Sunak with a broad smile.
“We all support him. The whole country supports him,” Sunak said, according to what was reported by Palestinian media.
Carlos replied: “I have received so many wonderful letters and cards. “He made me cry most of the time.”
King Charles III will meet British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at Buckingham Palace in London on February 21 in his first in-person meeting since the king was diagnosed with cancer. Jonathan Brady/WPA Paul/Getty Images
They went on to discuss how the King's illness has put the spotlight on cancer charities, with the King describing these organizations as “wonderful”.
Before his meeting with the Prime Minister, Charles personally held a private council at the Royal Residence, attended by ministers including Council President Penny Mordaunt.
On February 6, Buckingham Palace announced that Charles, 75, had been diagnosed with an unknown form of cancer and would step down from public duties while he underwent treatment.
The palace said Lu was identified after he was admitted to a London hospital for corrective surgery for an enlarged prostate last month. Prostate cancer It has been eliminatedA royal source told CNN, without providing further details.
Carlos is expected to continue receiving daily red boxes of government documents so that he can continue working on state documents at his residence. CNN has learned that the king is expected to continue his weekly meeting with the prime minister and alternative arrangements will be made if his doctors advise him to reduce personal contact.
Prince William, Charles' son and heir to the throne, and Queen Camilla are expected to make more public engagements during Charles' absence.
Charles' first public outing since his diagnosis was to attend a church service alongside Queen Camilla at the Church of St Mary Magdalene on the king's estate in Sandringham, eastern England, on February 11.
He previously expressed his gratitude to the public for their support, saying that it gave him “the greatest amount of comfort and encouragement.”
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