King Harald is back at work after a period of illness
King Harald (87) is now back to full-time work following a period of illness. The Norwegian Royal House confirms that the King is in good health and has resumed his official duties. The news has been well received by the Norwegian people, who have been following the King's health condition closely in recent times.
Over the past few months, the King has undergone several rounds of treatment for infections. This led to him having to cancel or postpone several planned events. During this period, Crown Prince Haakon has served as Crown Prince Regent and taken over many of the King's tasks, including participation in the Council of State and official visits.
Despite the health challenges, the Royal House has emphasized that the King is motivated to continue his work for Norway. The King himself has expressed gratitude for the excellent care he has received from the medical staff at Rikshospitalet, as well as for the support he has received from the public.
Now that the King is back, the calendar for the coming weeks is already full. He is scheduled to attend several audience meetings and official receptions at the Royal Palace. It is expected that the King will continue to perform his duties at a pace adapted to his health, with strong support from the rest of the Royal Family.
The Norwegian people can therefore look forward to seeing the King in active service again. King Harald has been the King of Norway since 1991, and his presence is important to many Norwegians. There is great joy that the monarch is now back in his role as the country's highest representative.