Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently completed a four-day tour of Colombia, initiated by an invitation from Vice President Francia Márquez, the country’s first Black vice president. Their visit emphasized cultural and social causes, particularly focusing on digital safety, mental health, and the empowerment of women, especially those of African descent. The Sussexes participated in a forum titled 'Afro Women and Power' in Cali, where Meghan spoke in Spanish and acknowledged the challenges faced by Black female leaders in Colombia, including issues of racism and gender violence. They also attended a traditional music festival and engaged with local communities to promote their Archewell Foundation's initiatives. During their trip, the couple highlighted the importance of addressing cyberbullying and fostering a safer online environment for youth. Overall, their visit aimed to illuminate Colombia's cultural richness while advocating for social change and support for marginalized communities.