LONDON: Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, met children at a refugee camp in Jordan on Wednesday on the first day of their visit to the kingdom. The couple were invited to visit the country by the director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who met them after they arrived in Amman. Harry and Meghan visited the Zaatari refugee camp, where they joined children to play football, and take part in art and music sessions. Their visit aims to highlight efforts to support vulnerable communities affected by conflict and displacement, the BBC reported.

During their two-day visit the Sussexes will meet Jordanian leaders and senior health officials

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's trip to Jordan is their first international tour as a couple since August 2024.

LONDON: Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, met children at a refugee camp in Jordan on Wednesday on the first day of their visit to the kingdom. The couple were invited…

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex met with a teenage burn victim from Gaza during a two-day humanitarian trip to Jordan. During a visit to the Specialty Hospital in Amman on…

The visit, to the King Hussein Cancer Centre, was the final event in a busy two-day trip to Jordan for the Sussexes.

The Duchess of Sussex hugged the mother of a cancer patient whilst visiting a hospital during a two-day humanitarian trip to Jordan. Visiting Hussein Cancer Centre in Amman on…