Pedro Pierlois receives Philip VI during his visit to Spain

Madrid – King of Spain, Philip VIReceived by the Governor this Friday Peter Pierre Lucy During his visit to the country this week, he is on a trip of a remarkable economic nature and seeking to attract investment on the island.

Philip VI greeted Pierre Lucie in the audience hall of the Palacio de la Cersuella, the seat of the President of Spain, after which they spoke with Angels Moreno Pao, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Global Affairs at the King’s Office.

The Spanish monarch and Pierre Luci met on January 25 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, during a visit to the island for the 500th anniversary of his capital.

During that visit, the governor stressed that strengthening relations with Spain was “just and necessary” in that Puerto Rico was a colony until 1898, when it came under US control.

“These are moments of unity and brotherhood, not to politicize, but to celebrate the unification of us,” he said, highlighting the “Hispanic roots” of Puerto Rico, which has held the Commonwealth status of the United States since 1952.

The purpose of the governor’s visit to Spain is to continue Philip VI’s visit to San Juan, and to strengthen relations between the two countries in all fields, especially trade and investment, the Royal House said on its website.

During the King’s stay in the Puerto Rican capital, a business forum was held to identify areas that would encourage investment.

Felipe VI arrived at the Palacio de Santa Catalina at 9:00 a.m. just in time. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
There he was received by Governor Pedro Pierlosi. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
He went to La Fortaleza with the Spanish king Pierre Lucie. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
The King and Governor of Spain walk together from the castle to San Juan Meyer. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
Filipe VI arrived at the Munis site on Monday. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
King Philip VI from Fortaleza Street with Governor Pedro Pierre Luci. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
During Calle del Cristo’s tour, the king made several short stops at some of the shops. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
Spanish King San Juan is on the island to celebrate the 500th anniversary of its founding. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
Philip VI was invited by San Juan Mayor through the Spanish Ambassador in Washington DC. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
Philip VI’s agenda will mainly focus on the possibilities of developing international trade relations with Puerto Rico. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
The King of Spain also briefly met with Mary’s sister staff. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
The King of Spain, Philip VI, accompanies Governor Pedro Pierlos to the office of mayor of San Juan. (Teresa Canino Rivera)
The Spanish king spoke briefly with the governor before entering La Fortaleza. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
King Felipe VI of Spain with Governor Pedro Pierlos from the balcony of the castle. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
The King of Spain speaks with Governor Pedro Pierlosi from the meeting of Cale Fortaleza and Cale del Cristo in old San Juan. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
King Philip VI of Spain and Governor Pedro Pierre Lucci walk with Cal del Cristo towards the mayor’s office in San Juan. (Ramon “Donito” Chaos)
Spanish King San Juan made his first revelations on the island when he visited the mayor’s office. (Teresa Canino Rivera)
The Spanish king said he was glad to be in Puerto Rico. (Teresa Canino Rivera)
For his part, Romero stressed that the arrival of Philip VI shows the similarity between the island and Spain. (Teresa Canino Rivera)
San Juan came enthusiastically to the outskirts of the mayor’s office and opposed the arrival of the Spanish king. (Teresa Canino Rivera)
King Philip VI with San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero. (Teresa Canino Rivera)
As part of his agenda, Philip VI will attend an economic forum and visit the Puerto Rico Museum of Art. (Teresa Canino Rivera)