British Queen Elizabeth II will appoint the new Prime Minister of the country in Scotland instead of the traditional Buckingham palace.

The Queen will receive Prime Minister Boris Johnson on September 6 in Balmoral.

The first decision to mark for the first time in 70 years of reign, the Queen of England appointed the new Prime Minister at Balmoral Castle in Scotland instead of at the Buckingham Palace in London.

Queen Elizabeth II (right) and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Buckingham Palace in July 2019.

This change seems to reflect the health situation of the queen at the age of 96. The previous officials mentioned her difficulties in traveling.

Balmoral is a traditional summer vacation of the Queen.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation after many scandals, but continued to hold his position until the new leadership was elected.

The prime minister's appointment ceremony is an iconic procedure, to show the loyalty of the new leader.

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