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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s full travel itinerary for their upcoming visit to Colombia has been unveiled. The couple’s trip to South America, scheduled to begin on August 15th, will see the Sussexes engaged in a variety of important initiatives, centered around social change and digital awareness.
According to People magazine, their first stop will be the capital city of Bogotá, where they will be joined by Vice President Francia Márquez and her husband Rafael Yerney Pinillo. Notably, Vice President Márquez is the first Black woman to hold such a position in Colombia, marking a historic milestone in the country’s political landscape.
During the visit, Meghan and Harry will take part in an Insight Session at a local school, where they will engage with young people on the pressing issue of the digital world’s impact on youth. This initiative underscores the couple’s ongoing commitment to addressing mental health and social challenges, particularly in the context of the online environment.
One of the key highlights of their itinerary includes their participation in a summit, where they will join forces with experts, activists, and community members. The event aims to foster discussions and generate strategies for creating a more positive and supportive online culture. This aligns with the Sussexes’ continued efforts to advocate for safer digital spaces and promote mental well-being, particularly among young people.
The couple’s trip to Colombia comes at a time when the global conversation around the impact of social media on mental health is more relevant than ever. Meghan and Harry’s focus on this topic reflects their dedication to using their platform for positive change, engaging with communities across the globe to address important societal issues.
As they embark on this meaningful journey, their work alongside Vice President Márquez and local activists is expected to create significant momentum in the ongoing efforts to combat the negative effects of the digital world, while fostering a healthier online environment for future generations.
