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Nelson Mandela once said, “It always seems impossible until it is done.” As I reflect on my nine-year tenure as Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, I find deep truth in these words.
In a world marked by rising geopolitical uncertainty and the erosion of multilateralism, the Commonwealth does not simply endure, it is thriving. We have reaffirmed the relevance of our shared values, demonstrated the power of collective action, and laid a foundation for future generations to prosper together.
From a group of eight nations in 1949, the Commonwealth has grown into a dynamic family of 56 member states, encompassing a third of the world’s population.
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