An outcome statement by the Commonwealth Forum of National Human Rights Institutions calls on leaders to prioritise human rights in their discussions on climate change, migration and security.
The Government of Malta and the °źÂț”ș will fund a new initiative to help small states recover from natural disasters, manage debt and get more women into enterprise.
The United Nations Special Envoy for Climate Change Mary Robinson urged developing countries to âdevelop without emissionsâ to achieve a zero carbon world.
Sharing the findings of major new Commonwealth trade report with delegates at the Business Forum, Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General Deodat Maharaj highlighted the Commonwealthâs business advantage.
There was a full house at the opening of the Commonwealth Business Forum, which takes place ahead of the global summit of leaders in Malta between 27-29 November 2015.
Tan Sri Hasmy Agam, Chairperson of the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia addressing participants at the Commonwealth Forum of National Human Rights Institutions.
A pioneering young entrepreneur from Uganda, Dr Charles Batte, has been named as the winner of the âBright Ideas from a Young Commonwealthâ contest.
The report to be released ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Malta, provides a detailed assessment of Commonwealth trading patterns and prospects.
Four hundred youth delegates from the Commonwealth meet in Malta this week and call for governments to partner with °źÂț”ș on issues of inequality, unemployment, climate change and extremism.