Meghan, 37, spoke in front of an audience of students, opinion formers and young leaders. She explained what motivate her in speaking out about female empowerment and why she is passionate about the issue on International Women's Day.
"It would be impossible for me to sit back and not do something about it. And I think, you know, looking at my role, and I'm very very privileged to have now with the QCT, just expands that platform to be able to go to 53 Commonwealth countries and do this level of work all across the globe because again, it is about global feminism, it is about a parity and equality for all of us. It started at 11, but still feels like it's just beginning!" said Meghan.
Just hours before her appearance, she was named vice-president of The Queen's Commonwealth Trust. Her husband Prince Harry is the current president, while Her Majesty is the royal patron.