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Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, are preparing for another international appearance as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announce their first joint overseas trip since returning to the United Kingdom.
The couple will travel to Brussels, Belgium, on November 10, where they are expected to open the Lost Screen Memorial, an emotional installation honouring children who lost their lives following experiences involving online harm.
The memorial features 50 illuminated displays designed to resemble smartphone screens, each carrying a photograph of a child whose family contributed their story.
Harry and Meghan will also deliver a joint keynote address focusing on children’s safety in the digital world and the need for stronger protection against online harm.
Prince Harry is additionally scheduled to participate in a panel discussion titled Beyond Promises: Building a Digital Future That Works for Children, where he will discuss the responsibilities of technology companies in creating safer online spaces.
Their upcoming Brussels engagement follows their joint appearance in Nottingham on October 15, which marked their first public engagement together since their return to Britain.
The trip also highlights the couple’s continued commitment to advocating for children’s digital safety through initiatives connected to their Archewell Foundation.
For Harry and Meghan, this is more than just another international appearance; it is an opportunity to bring attention to an issue affecting families around the world.
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