Prince Edward appeared in a good morale when he arrived in the United States for a special series of links to a mission presented to him by King Charles.
Buckingham Palace confirmed last week earlier this week that Edward would take a two -day trip to the United States.
The 61-year-old received the honorable title of his late father, Prince Philip,-Duke of Edinburgh-from his brother Charles after he ascended to the throne. Edward also inherited his father’s care and the responsibility for supporting the global award program, which he founded in 1956.
The award enhances the benefits of informal education.
The Duke celebrated his first participant on Tuesday afternoon as he visited the New Ark Public School to meet students.
Edward said during the visit: “We need to know what we can do and we need to have a real feeling of achievement because this is what gives us our self -value and self -confidence,” Edward said during the visit.
He also pointed out that the award “is recognized in many countries around the world, and by many universities and colleges” that will help open more doors to them.
He said: “Use this opportunity to try new things, or try something you always want to go.”
Edward will go to Philadelphia after his visit to New Jersey.