Liam Payne met with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Harry at the Queen's Young Leaders

At the end of June, Queen's Young Leaders hosted a public event at Buckingham Palace. On it, members of the royal family reward young talents from countries that are members of the Commonwealth of Nations. At this reception are invited girls and boys, whose age varies from 18 to 29 years, and they have achieved outstanding success during the past year. This year, the ceremony was attended by 60 laureates and 140 people who came to support them. Among the winners, which will receive grants from the hands of Elizabeth II, was musician Liam Payne, ex-soloist of the singing group One Direction, multiple paralympic athlete Tanni Gray-Thompson, athlete Mo Fara, blogger YouTube with 7 million audience Casper Lee and many others .

Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth greet the guests of honor

Liam shared his impressions of the ceremony

The queen and her grandson Prince Harry came to the meeting with the winners of the ceremony. As well as it is necessary under the report, Elizabeth II has bypassed all winners and shook hands. After that, she talked with Harry with many of them, giving them awards. As soon as the reception was over, Liam Payne agreed to speak before the press, saying the following about the event:

"It's a great honor for me to be in Buckingham Palace, and getting an invitation to such an event is a dream. I met with the winners of Queen's Young Leaders and concluded that the affairs of all these people are incredibly important to our society. They inspired me to commit new, amazing acts, which I could not have considered before. For me, this meeting is incredibly important, because to greet each other, as well as to meet with the queen and Prince Harry - it's a great honor. In addition, all these people who gathered in the hall of Buckingham Palace, are able to "charge" their positive examples. It's amazing!".
The Queen communicates with the participants in the reception
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This ceremony was created in 2014 at the request of the princes Harry and William. At the heart of this event was fellowship with young talents who enjoy great prestige and popularity among the inhabitants of the Commonwealth of Nations. This year the rules of the event were limited by age: only young people under 29 could become participants. But last year, one of the winners of Queen's Young Leaders was David Beckham, who this age has long overtaken.

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