The meeting of Henry Charles Albert David, a member of the British Royal Family, with the Angolan Head of State, followed by another with the First Lady of the Republic, Ana Dias Lourenço, also in the Presidential Palace, marked the “highest point” of his visit to Angola started on the 26th of this month.

At the meeting with the First Lady of the Republic, Prince Harry was informed about the campaign “Born to shine”, a project carried out by Ana Dias Lourenço to reduce mother-to-child HIV / AIDS transmission.

At the end of both meetings, as part of his three-day visit to the Republic of Angola, in the framework of an international support for demining actions in the national territory, the Duke of Sussex made no statement to the press.

Henry Charles Albert David had already been in Angola for a personal demining project in 2013, following the footsteps of his mother Princess Diana.

This campaign reached its highest point with a visit to Angola in 1997 by Princess Diana, also known as the 'People's Princess'.

From Angola, Harry heads to Malawi, before returning to South Africa, where he concludes his tour to the continent with an audience with President Cyril Ramaphosa.   The Angolan Government, in partnership with international institutions, with emphasis to British Hallo Trust, intends by 2025 to ensure the safe movement of people and goods, as well as the trans boundary environmental conservation and touristic Okavango-Zambezi project, with a view to the sustainable development of the Angolan economy.