Prince Harry has opened up on what brings him “hope” as the Duke is spotted on stage in New York City for the Princess Diana awards.
The Duke of Sussex is taking part in the 14th Concordia Annual Summit in support of The Diana Award – without his wife Meghan Markle.
Taking to the stage, the Harry told the audience: “I applaud you for having the confidence to be on this stage. I know my mother would be incredibly proud of you guys.
“Your activism is true to how my mother lived her life.”
The Duke also discussed what gives him “hope” for the future.
He said: “I have said it before years ago and I’ll say it again.
“The younger generation is what gives me hope. The courage you have gives me hope.
“Everyone of us needs courage to move the dial in this world, probably more than ever.
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The Duke of Sussex is taking part in the 14th Concordia Annual Summit in support of The Diana Award – without his wife Meghan Markle
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“We need to listen and act on what you say because it is your future that will be stolen and that is unacceptable.”
He was joined on stage with Chiara Riyanti Hutapea Zhang from Indonesia and Christina Williams from Jamaica, who received The Legacy Award in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales.
Harry arrived in New York on Sunday when he attended a dinner organised by the World Health Organisation.
The Duke rubbed shoulders with famous guests, including Queen Mathilde of Belgium and Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo at the glitzy dinner.
Prince Harry was joined on stage with Chiara Riyanti Hutapea Zhang from Indonesia and Christina Williams from Jamaica, who received The Legacy Award in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales
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His eight day trip will see Harry making appearances with African Parks and The HALO Trust.
The Prince will also further the work of The Archewell Foundation, which he co-founded with Meghan.
This weekend, Harry is expected to fly to London for his annual visit to support WellChild at their awards ceremony.
