The Duchess of Cambridge plans to resume royal duties later this month after being sidelined by a prolonged bout of severe morning sickness.
Palace officials said Friday that Prince William and the former Kate Middleton are scheduled to welcome Singapore president Tony Tan when he arrives on a four-day state visit 21 October.
She had cancelled a number of engagements after her second pregnancy was announced in early September. This included a visit to Malta as part of activities celebrating the 50th anniversary of Independence. She was replaced by her husband Prince Milliam.
Officials said at the time she was being treated for acute morning sickness at the family quarters in Kensington Palace.
The condition also marked the first trimester of her first pregnancy, when she was carrying Prince George.
Officials said Kate's participation in the welcoming ceremony will be reviewed in the coming weeks.