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The Duchess of Edinburgh receives public support from her brother-in-law, King Charles, for her tireless work
The Duchess of Edinburgh has been celebrated by the royal family for her work in ending preventable blindness. In 2024, she walked across the iconic Abbey Road zebra crossing at the Orbis Visionaries Reception
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Among royal watchers, the Duchess of Edinburgh is celebrated for her hard work and diligent service, including her advocacy for global health issues like ending preventable blindness. It will have been exciting, then, to see her work championed by King Charles on the official royal family’s social media.
Duchess Sophie announces major trip abroad for cause close to her heart
The Duchess of Edinburgh will travel to Antigua and Barbuda in early November to attend the Global Eye Health Summit and continue raising awareness of avoidable blindness worldwide. The visit will centre around the summit, which will take place on November 2 in the capital city of Saint John's. In a post shared on the Royal Family's social media accounts, the Duchess's excitement for the upcoming trip was clear.
It read: "The Duchess of Edinburgh, as Global Ambassador for the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB), looks forward to joining eye health leaders at the upcoming Global Eye Health Summit in Antigua and Barbuda in early November, helping to amplify the work being done around the world to prevent avoidable sight loss."
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Palace shares Duchess Sophie's meaningful resolve
Palace also shared Duchess Sophie's photos from her visit to Nepal in 2025
Palace has shared Duchess Sophie’s major resolve as the Duchess of Edinburgh plans were revealed.
The royal family’s office shared photos of Sophie from her visit to the Kirtipur Eye Hospital in Nepal in 2025, and revealed her future plans.
The photos were shared to mark World Sight Day as the Duchess is as Global Ambassador for the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).
Sharing the details, the palace said, “On World Sight Day, we celebrate the extraordinary progress made against trachoma, the world’s leading infectious cause of blindness. The number of people estimated to be at risk has fallen by 94%, demonstrating what can be achieved when communities, health workers, governments and partners work together.”
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