The new king of Great Britain Charles III was officially proclaimed the monarch of Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

In Canada, the proclamation ceremony took place on Saturday, September 10, in Ottawa.

“Canada has a long history and close friendship with His Majesty King Charles III who visited our country many times over the years.. On behalf of the Government of Canada, we reaffirm our loyalty to the new King of Canada, His Majesty King Charles III, and offer him our full support,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau quoted ABC News as saying..

The publication notes that despite the indifference of Canadians to the monarchy, many experienced a great commitment to Elizabeth, who was the head of state for 45% of Canada's existence.. In general, the anti-royal movement in Canada is negligible, which means that Charles will almost certainly remain the King of Canada..

On Sunday, September 11, Charles III was officially proclaimed the new head of state in Australia and New Zealand..

In Australia, Governor General David Hurley signed the proclamation at a special meeting of the Federal Executive Council at Government House, The Canberra Times reports.. Formally, he represents the countries of the English monarch. The proclamation was then publicly read outside the Australian Parliament building.. After that, in honor of the incident, they gave a salute of 21 volleys.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz then said that Charles III as a monarch represents a new era, but he will need to forge his own path..

In New Zealand, Governor General Cindy Caro addressed the citizens at a similar ceremony..

“For most New Zealanders, she is the only monarch we have known, and so with her death, we are entering a time of change.. … King Charles has long felt a commitment to New Zealand and constantly demonstrates his deep concern for our nation. These relationships are deeply valued by our people.. I have no doubt they will deepen,” said New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern..

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On the eve of September 10, the Council of Succession officially proclaimed Charles III the new King of Great Britain, who inherited the throne after his mother Queen Elizabeth II..

Charles III automatically became the king of the United Kingdom and the head of 14 other states, however, each of them must confirm their commitment to the new monarch.