Published October 27, 2026
The Duchess of Edinburgh travelled to Nokia’s headquarters in Espoo, where she met the company’s chief executive, Justin Hotard, at its Executive Experience Centre.
The visit offered an insight into the telecommunications giant’s work on artificial intelligence and the measures being developed to protect AI systems from potential vulnerabilities.
The Duchess also made a more personal stop in Helsinki, visiting Ipi Kulmakuppila, a Finnish café that provides employment opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities.
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Sophie spent time meeting staff, posing for photographs and learning how the café helps its employees build skills and take an active role in working life.
Meanwhile, the Duke continued at the Tiima Science Centre and Proto Design Centre, where she met Ukrainian children.
His recent activities draws comparisons to Prince Harry’s previous work with young people and charitable causes.
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