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Commonwealth Chamber signs MOU with Ceylon Chamber in Sri Lanka

Commonwealth Chamber signs MOU with Ceylon Chamber in Sri Lanka

In a significant move towards enhancing bilateral cooperation, the Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce has concluded a successful visit to Sri Lanka, culminating in the signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce.
During the visit, Julia Charlton, Chairperson of the Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce, led discussions to foster closer economic and business ties between the Commonwealth and Sri Lanka. The MoU outlines collaborative efforts in organising joint webinars, conferences, and trade missions to promote business growth and innovation across sectors. Both chambers look forward to implementing joint initiatives which will contribute to the prosperity of businesses and economies in Sri Lanka and across the Commonwealth.


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Malawi Independence Day

Malawi Independence Day

As Malawi commemorates 60 years of independence, the recent passing of Vice President Saulos Chilima and other prominent figures has cast a shadow over the country, prompting President Lazarus Chakwera to call for a commemoration centered on prayer and national unity.

This year’s observance departs from Independence Day’s traditional festive events and ceremonies. Instead, Malawians are encouraged to unite in solidarity and engage in spiritual reflection. As Malawians gather in churches, homes, and communities across the country, they will remember the sacrifices made for independence and pray for guidance and strength as they navigate the path forward. This unique commemoration serves as a poignant reminder of the nation’s resilience and the enduring spirit of unity that has carried Malawi through decades of independence.

Isle of Man Tynwald Day

Isle of Man Tynwald Day

Tynwald Day, also known as the National Day of the Isle of Man, is traditionally observed on July 5th, or the following Monday if it falls on a weekend. The Tynwald legislature meets at St John’s, holding sessions in the Royal Chapel and on ancient Tynwald Hill. Since 2000, the week surrounding Tynwald Day has been designated as Manx National Week. The day’s celebrations extend beyond the formal proceedings, featuring a traditional fair and market that have endured through the centuries. As evening falls, the island comes alive with concerts, culminating in a stirring rendition of the Manx national anthem and a dazzling fireworks display. This blend of solemn ceremony and festive celebration encapsulates the Isle of Man’s rich heritage and vibrant community spirit.

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