Etiquette One Has To Follow To Meet World Leaders
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The Etiquette Guide
Some etiquette while meeting world leaders can be quite strict, specific and even strange.
A guide to help you out...
A guide to help you out...
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President Of The US
- People who are seated should rise when the president enters the room.
- The president should be addressed as ‘President Trump’ or ‘Mr. President’.
- For a woman president, if the US ever has one, she will be addressed as ‘Madam President’
(Image: AP)
- The president should be addressed as ‘President Trump’ or ‘Mr. President’.
- For a woman president, if the US ever has one, she will be addressed as ‘Madam President’
(Image: AP)
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The Pope
- For the Papal audienence, casual but modest dress is accepted. Women should have shoulders covered particularly if the meeting is held indoors.
- Men are permitted to wear hats throughout the audience.
- The pope must be addressed as ‘Your Holiness’ in writing or in person.
(Image: AFP)
- Men are permitted to wear hats throughout the audience.
- The pope must be addressed as ‘Your Holiness’ in writing or in person.
(Image: AFP)
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Saudi King
- No slouching or arms crossed.
- When you are standing, you can hold your hands clasped in front of you or you can put your hands behind your back.
- The only acceptable courtesy title of the King while writing him a letter is ‘The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ instead of His Majesty.
(Image: AP)
- When you are standing, you can hold your hands clasped in front of you or you can put your hands behind your back.
- The only acceptable courtesy title of the King while writing him a letter is ‘The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ instead of His Majesty.
(Image: AP)
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The Queen Of Britain
- Queen Elizabeth should be addressed as ‘Your Majesty’ upon presentation, and subsequently as ‘Ma’am.’
- Male members of royals should be greeted as ‘Your Royal Highness’ and subsequently ‘Sir,’ while women are to be first addressed as ‘Your Royal Highness’ then subsequently as ‘Ma’am’.
- Touching the Queen is generally frowned upon, but Michelle Obama warmly wrapped her arm around the monarch during a 2009 reception at Buckingham Palace.
(Image: AFP)
- Male members of royals should be greeted as ‘Your Royal Highness’ and subsequently ‘Sir,’ while women are to be first addressed as ‘Your Royal Highness’ then subsequently as ‘Ma’am’.
- Touching the Queen is generally frowned upon, but Michelle Obama warmly wrapped her arm around the monarch during a 2009 reception at Buckingham Palace.
(Image: AFP)