Prince Charles was greeted by Belgrade’s Jewish community, during a visit to Serbia.
The heir to the throne was welcomed by the Choir of the Jewish Community at Princess Ljubica’s residence, after laying wreaths at a Commonwealth war memorial alongside the Duchess of Cornwall.
He was invited to an inter-faith dialogue with representatives from Serbia’s Christian, Muslim and Jewish communities.
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Chief Rabbi Isak Asiel represented the Jewish Community of Belgrade and Serbia.
HRH is attending an inter-faith dialogue with representatives from Serbia’s Christian, Muslim & Jewish communities. pic.twitter.com/AHZlNvhbhF
— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) March 16, 2016
HRH is greeted by the ‘Braca Baruh’, the Choir of the Jewish Community in Belgrade. #RoyalVisitSerbia pic.twitter.com/VB4sYEkj40— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) 16 March 2016
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