The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, has once again evidently shunned all spiraling controversies of him falling into an economic pothole. King Charles’ youngest might have had all of his royal patronages revoked, including the latest title snub. However, there are a couple of things that are forever attached to the Duke to his heart and soul. Special sports tournaments, Invictus Games, and Sentebale charity top the lists for the Duke. Long been an active advocate of how sports helps in keeping us sane, Prince Harry has now embarked on this year’s endeavors with his beloved organization. 

Before the event at Dusseldorf, Prince Harry beams with joy in Tokyo, Japan. Founder of the International Sports Promotion Society recently announced that they were delighted to be joining hands with Prince Harry and his charitable endeavors, reported Hello! 

Representing Archewell Foundation, Prince Harry, landed at the airport with the famous Argentine polo player, Nacho Figueras. Attending the Sports Value Special Edition Summit in Tokyo, the Duke had quite a significant conversation with a long list of authorities. ISPS Handa Founder Dr Handa, former New Zealand All Blacks and ISPS Handa Ambassador Dan Carter, and Sentebale Chair Sophie Chandauka MBE accompanied the Duke at the event. 

Having exchanged some healthy pleasantries, Prince Harry and the group came to a fruitful completion. The Duke went on to click some adorable group pictures with the young South African minds present at the event. Apart from it all, his optimistic speech was quite a highlight at the event. 

Prince Harry spoke of the power of sports at the event

As co-founder of the organization, Prince Harry went on to emphasize the lesson we learn on the field. The principles that they carry yield the same importance we gain through books. “That a mission, hard work, dedication, and partnership can make even the impossible possible,” echoed the Duke amidst the brilliant minds. 

According to him, a sport does not exist without the true spirit of sportsmanship. “No one ever crosses a finish line or scores a goal without the help and belief of others,” said the Duke. And that, to him, “is the power of sport.” His longtime close friend and Sentebale ambassador, who stood against his haters quite recently, also chipped in a few thoughts. Moreover, both of them will soon make their way to Singapore, where they will play polo only to help raise charity funds for Sentebale. 

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