Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, will visit Hungary later this month as part of ‘Brexit diplomacy’ aimed at charming Europe.
The British prince will make the three-day trip in late September where he will meet Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, President Janos Ader and the foreign minister.
According to the Daily Express in the United Kingdom, the focus of his trip will be on events promoting education, science, technology and engineering.
Prince Andrew will taken on a visit to the Suhanj Training Centre, Hungary’s first integrated fitness centre for disabled and able bodied people.
Towards the end of his trip, the prince will be introduced to the science and tech start-up community when he attends the final of Hungary’s first Pitch@Palace project, of which he is the founder.