Duke and Duchess of Sussex Visit Cali Amid Heavy Security

CALI, Colombia – The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a notable appearance in the Colombian city of Cali on Sunday, concluding their four-day tour of the country. The visit was marked by a significant security presence, with hundreds of soldiers and police officers stationed throughout the streets to ensure the couple's safety. The royal couple began their day by attending a forum titled "Afro Women and Power," held in the city center. During the event, the Duchess emphasized the importance of teamwork in their partnership, stating that she and Prince Harry work “incredibly well together.” She highlighted Harry's supportive role, describing him as a “great testament to the role of men in this, of empowering women.” The forum aimed to address issues faced by Afro-Colombian women and promote their empowerment within society. The couple's participation underscored their commitment to social causes and advocacy for marginalized communities. As the Duke and Duchess wrapped up their visit, their presence in Cali not only drew attention to important social issues but also showcased their ongoing efforts to engage with diverse cultures and communities around the world. The visit concluded a tour that has been characterized by a focus on empowerment and social justice, aligning with the couple's broader philanthropic goals.