The visit celebrated the modern partnership between Britain and Botswana, based on shared values, economic cooperation and links between their peoples, the royal family said.
They also visited Mokolodi Nature Reserve to learn about conservation efforts in Botswana and went to Philip Moshotle Primary School, where the Botswana-founded education initiative Youth Impact is working to improve learning outcomes for children and young people.
The visit also included engagements focused on education, conservation and the countries’ wider relationship.
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