Commonwealth Business Communications
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Commonwealth Business Communications provides authoritative media solutions that inform and engage audiences on the socio-economic transformation of the Commonwealth. As part of Henley Media Group, we have worked with the Commonwealth since 2004, helping to catalyse trade and investment and sustainable development, whilst promoting the modern day Commonwealth as a global association for good.
From annual ministerial reference reports to commemorative books, we produce a portfolio of publications aimed at senior policy makers and business leaders across the Commonwealth.
We also run high level networking events to help build partnerships between business, government and public bodies to accelerate sustainable development and promote inward investment. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesCommonwealth Heads of Government Meeting Report 2024
The Commonwealth is a voluntary association of 56 independent nations, united by shared values of democracy, peace, and development. It spans diverse regions, cultures, and religions, covering countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe, and the Pacific. With a collective population of 2.7 billion people, the Commonwealth promotes cooperation in areas like trade, education, human rights, and environmental sustainability.
The Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States and the EU join forces to implement outcomes of the 4th International Conference on Small Island Developing States - Commonwealth Business Communications
In the spirit of the Samoa Agreement, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, the European Union (EU) and members of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) look forward to working closely and constructively to implement the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda for SIDS, a key outcome of the SIDS4 Conference, held in Antigua and Barbuda on 27-30 May 2024.
The Government of Lesotho, in collaboration with the Government of Japan, and UNICEF Unveil Groundbreaking Community Health Information Systems
The Government of Lesotho, in collaboration with the Government of Japan and UNICEF, launched the new Community Health Information Systems initiative in an event that was held at Lesotho Defence Force Clinic in Maseru. The event was graced by the presence of The Hon Deputy Prime Minister of Lesotho, Hon Minister of Health, the Second Secretary of the Embassy of Japan,UNICEF Representative, UNDP Representative, and Heads of the Business community.
Commonwealth Secretary-General to make first official visit to Pakistan
The Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, the Commonwealth Secretary-General, will pay her first official visit to Pakistan from 28 July to 2 August 2024 on the invitation of the Government of Pakistan. During her five-day visit, Secretary-General Scotland will meet with Pakistan’s leadership, members of the cabinet, youth leaders, civil society representatives and other stakeholders.
In wake of Hurricane Beryl, Commonwealth advocates for global cooperation and climate finance at Gulf Research Meeting
Today at the 14th Annual Gulf Research Meeting, Commonwealth Secretary-General Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC delivered a keynote address highlighting the critical need for robust climate action and finance to support countries vulnerable to climate disasters. Her speech underscored the Commonwealth’s immediate and ongoing efforts post-Hurricane Beryl, which recently impacted several Commonwealth Caribbean nations.
Namibia Gets Ready to Become the World’s Newest Oil Hotspot
Off a busy dock in Namibia’s main port of Walvis Bay, the seeds of an economic boom are being planted. As workers unload fish from boats or unload cargoes of Congolese sulfur and copper, a huge cylindrical drilling segment is hauled by an elongated trailer to a storage area. Between the more conventional loads of raw minerals and the imported used vehicles assigned to regional shippers, a lot is filling up with modern oil exploration equipment.
Commonwealth Secretary-General to strengthen ties with Togo on maiden visit
The Commonwealth Secretary-General, the Rt Hon Patricia Scotland, KC, will make her first official visit to Togo, one of the organisation’s newest members, next week. During her two-day visit, beginning on 15 July, Secretary-General Scotland will meet with President Faure Gnassingbé, Prime Minister Victoire Tomegah Dogbé, and members of the National Assembly, to understand Togo’s priorities, strengthen relationships, and explore areas of mutual cooperation.
Commonwealth, UNCTAD and Partners Advocates for Strategic Trade Reforms to Empower Least Developed Countries
Last week, the Commonwealth Secretariat, The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), and the Permanent Mission of Nepal in Geneva co-organised a session at the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) 9th Global Review of the ‘Aid for Trade’ initiative. Moderated by Ambassador Kadra Ahmed Hassan of Djibouti, the session explored strategies to position trade at the core of the Least Developed Country (LDC) development agenda.
Kenya protests resume as President William Ruto's tax hike concession fails to quell anger
Protesters took to the streets again in Kenya Thursday morning, two days after human rights groups said more than 20 people were killed as demonstrators clashed with security forces. The protests on Thursday did not draw the same huge numbers as Tuesday’s chaos, which prompted the country’s president to back down and say on Wednesday that he would not sign a controversial finance bill, with major tax hikes, that has caused the unrest.
Conflict in Northern Mozambique Puts Education at Risk
New Report Shows Fewer Attacks, but Increasing Military Use of Schools The good news is that during 2022 and 2023, attacks on schools in Mozambique significantly decreased, according to a report released last week. The bad news is that Mozambique has seen a jump in the use of schools for military purposes during that period.