What
is
Commonwealth
Day ?
Commonwealth Day celebrates the
importance of the family of nations
annually, emphasising the friendship
and goodwill between the nations.
1.
The Commonwealth of Nations is
made up of countries with a shared
legal system, history and value
system.
2.
Values outlined in the Commonwealth
charter include democracy,
development and human rights.
3.
Its motto is : “By the sword we seek
peace, but peace only under liberty."
4.
Significance
Cultural Exchange
and Cooperation
The day serves as an
opportunity for member
countries to engage in
cultural exchanges and
promote mutual
understanding.
Focus on
Youth
Young people from different
countries participate in
forums, debates, and
workshops, reflecting its
commitment to its younger
generation.
Global
Issues
It also focuses on global issues
such as climate change, trade,
and global peace. It is an
opportunity to discuss
solutions and share best
practices.
One Resiliant Common Future
This year’s theme highlights how the 53
member countries must harness their
strengths by building resilience, unlocking
potential, leveraging the 'Commonwealth
Advantage' and fostering a connected,
digital Commonwealth. This
transformation is vital to ensure a
resilient common future where no one is
left behind.
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Singapore
Australia
India
Pledge
We affirm our respect for nature, and that we will be stewards of the
earth by caring for every part of it, and for it as a whole.
Joining together in kinship and affinity, in diversity and unity, as members of
a worldwide family of nations, we will build on shared inheritances.
We will cooperate with mutual respect and goodwill to deliver a common
future for the good of all.