Prince Edward to visit US after Prince Harry
Prince Harry received a message of gratitude from former US president Bill Clinton
Prince Edward is set to leave the UK for a five-day visit to the United States and Canada next week.
The youngest brother of King Charles III will attend events in New York, Baltimore, Washington DC and Toronto from Monday to Friday.
The visit will serve as a celebration of the enduring transatlantic bond between Britain and America, centring on shared priorities in youth empowerment, opportunity, and the arts.
After concluding his US visit, the Duke of Edinburgh will continue to Canada on Friday, October 2, for a series of engagements connected to the Duke of Edinburgh International Award, the globally recognised youth achievement programme established more than seven decades ago by his late father, Prince Philip.
Meanwhile, former US president Bill Clinton thanked Edward’s nephew, Prince Harry, for attending the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI 2026) in New York.
The Duke of Sussex recently travelled to the US without his family less than a month before he moved back to the United Kingdom.
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