Pope Francis' funeral: World leaders who attended farewell of 'people's Pope' in Vatican

Tens of thousands of mourners and world leaders including US President Donald Trump packed St Peter's Square on Saturday for the funeral of Pope Francis

Pope Francis, known as the champion of the poor and the Catholic Church's first Latin American leader passed away on April 21. Earlier a controversy broke out on seating arrangement for Trump, however, he was seated in the front row

Indian President Murmu is accompanied by Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and Minority Affairs, Kiren Rijiju; Minister of State for Minority Affairs and Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, George Kurian; and Deputy Speaker of Goa Legislative Assembly, Joshua De Souza.

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni welcomed scores of world leaders to say goodbye to a much-revered pope.

From Asia-Pacific, Indian President Droupadi Murmu, Bangladesh's interim leader Mohammad Yunus, Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn, Indonesia's former president Joko Widodo, New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos attended the funeral

The Prince of Wales attended the Pope's funeral in the Vatican's St Peter's Square. Prince William represented his father King Charles III

UK PM Keir Starmer paid his respects to the Pope as he joined world leaders for his funeral in the Vatican's St Peter's Square

French President Emmanuel Macron was seated near US President Trump as the Russia-Ukraine peace talks are underway

Pope Francis sought to steer the centuries-old Church into a more inclusive direction during his 12-year papacy, and his death prompted a global outpouring of emotion.