Prince Harry is set to be a keynote speaker at a big event which is just days away. The Duke of Sussex, 41, has been confirmed as a keynote speaker for the IAPP Global Summit 2026, which will look into various issues around privacy, AI governance and cybersecurity law.

The summit, which will take place from March 30 to April 2, is "the world's largest annual gathering of digital responsibility professionals". It attracts experts in privacy, AI governance and cybersecurity law.

The duke is expected to talk at the event in Washington DC alongside Joe Jones, Research Director at IAPP.

This is not Harry's first time talking at such an event, with the prince being described on the summit website as a humanitarian and Mental Health Advocate.

Joe Jones said: "Looking forward to having this conversation with Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, next Tuesday at the IAPP Global Summit."

Harry's upcoming speaking gig has stirred mixed reaction online, with many confused why the duke is taking on speaking roles at such summits.

One person wrote on X: "Wow! It looks like Prince Harry is a much in demand speaker!"

Another said: "Rent-a-royal."

Someone else commented: "What does he really have to say?"

Meghan Markle is not expected to accompany her husband to the event.