Milan, 15 Nov. (LaPresse) – Prince Harry travelled to Lviv and took part in the first international ‘Superhumans’ conference on war trauma. This was reported by Ukrinform, citing the ‘Superhumans’ Centre’s Facebook page, adding that the event took place on 13 and 14 November 2026 at the Ukrainian Centre for War Trauma. The ‘Superhumans’ Centre stated that the Duke of Sussex made the visit to support Ukrainian doctors and international partners who are working together to improve care for people suffering from war-related injuries. In his speech, Prince Harry noted that international specialists had spent years travelling to Ukraine to share their expertise, but that they are now coming here to learn from the Ukrainian teams. He also expressed confidence in Ukraine’s victory and emphasised that the experience Ukrainian teams are gaining now, whilst helping people with war-related injuries, will form the basis for the country’s reconstruction once the war ends. Ukrinform reports that the ‘Superhumans War Trauma Conference’ was the first international conference dedicated to modern approaches to the treatment and rehabilitation of people suffering from combat-related trauma. The event took place in Lviv on 13 and 14 November. Over the course of the two days, Ukrainian and international specialists exchanged experiences and discussed modern clinical practices and multidisciplinary approaches to supporting patients at every stage of their recovery from serious injuries.
Ukraine: Prince Harry visited Lviv for the first conference on war trauma
Milan, 15 Nov. (LaPresse) – Prince Harry travelled to Lviv and took part in the first international ‘Superhumans’ conference on war trauma. This was reported by Ukrinform, citing the ‘Superhumans’ Centre’s Facebook page, adding that the event took place on 13 and 14 November 2026 at the Ukrainian Centre for War Trauma. The ‘Superhumans’ Centre stated that the Duke of Sussex made the visit to support Ukrainian doctors and international partners who are working together to improve care for people suffering from war-related injuries. In his speech, Prince Harry noted that international specialists had spent years travelling to Ukraine to share their expertise, but that they are now coming here to learn from the Ukrainian teams. He also expressed confidence in Ukraine’s victory and emphasised that the experience Ukrainian teams are gaining now, whilst helping people with war-related injuries, will form the basis for the country’s reconstruction once the war ends. Ukrinform reports that the ‘Superhumans War Trauma Conference’ was the first international conference dedicated to modern approaches to the treatment and rehabilitation of people suffering from combat-related trauma. The event took place in Lviv on 13 and 14 November. Over the course of the two days, Ukrainian and international specialists exchanged experiences and discussed modern clinical practices and multidisciplinary approaches to supporting patients at every stage of their recovery from serious injuries.