During a recent visit to New York City, Prince Harry delivered a heartfelt speech at a Halo Trust event, emphasizing his commitment to continuing Princess Diana's legacy of activism, particularly in promoting a mine-free world. He recalled Diana's impactful visit to Angola in 1997 and expressed his deep sense of responsibility to 'finish the job' she started. In a separate event, Harry recognized the achievements of young activists at The Diana Award presentation, encouraging them to continue their vital work and stated that his mother would be proud of their efforts. He reflected on his own childhood experiences, including the emotional impact of his mother's death and the lack of affection he felt from King Charles III. Harry's remarks highlighted his desire for positive change and the importance of youth engagement in social issues. The events reaffirm his dedication to his mother's values and the work of charities she championed.