Olaf Scholz mourns the Queen
“She will be missed, not least her wonderful sense of humor”
Olaf Scholz commented on the Queen’s death.
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The world mourns Queen Elizabeth II. Chancellor Olaf Scholz also paid tribute to the late queen.
Government leaders and heads of state around the world have spoken out in the wake of the death of Queen Elizabeth II. In a statement by Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (64), which can also be read on Twitterit says: “We mourn Queen Elizabeth II. She was a role model and inspiration for millions, also here in Germany. Her commitment to German-British reconciliation after the horrors of World War II will not be forgotten. She will be missed, not least her wonderful Humor.”
The statement by US President Joe Biden (79) says about the late monarch, among other things: “Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was more than a monarch. She shaped an era.” He also wrote: “She charmed us with her wit, moved us with her kindness and generously shared her wisdom with us.”
“I will miss her so much”
French President Emmanuel Macron (44) also paid tribute to Elizabeth II and called the Queen a “kind” monarch and a “friend of France”. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (50) said, according to the BBC, that Queen Elizabeth was “one of his favorite people in the world”: “I will miss her so much.”