Last Updated on March 9, 2026, 7:26 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr Denzil Douglas travelled to London with the aim of attending the 26th Meeting of Commonwealth Foreign Ministers Meeting (CFAMM). The meeting is being attended by representatives from the Commonwealth Nations.
During the 26th meeting, Dr Douglas spoke to the assembled people. He said that the group of nations must use its collective voice to take the interests of its member states forward. He particularly brought forward the interests of St Kitts and Nevis
The Commonwealth is the group of 56 independent nations and can together work for mutual benefit of all nations. St Kitts and Nevis Foreign Affairs Minister said that he also highlighted the importance of consultation and ensuring that every voice around the Commonwealth table is heard.
He took to social media to bring his visit to the attention of the people of St Kitts and Nevis. The Minister landed in London Saturday. There he was set to begin three days of multilateral and bilateral meetings at Lancaster House.
During his trip, The Minister was also joined by fellow Foreign Ministers and Heads of Delegation for a special retreat.
This CFAMM is a very important gathering of the people who form part of the Commonwealth. The meeting signals the start of Commonwealth Day activities which is marked every year on the second Monday in March.
The 26th meeting was attended by several Commonwealth Foreign Affairs Ministers. They took the stage to highlight the role of the Commonwealth in a fast-changing international landscape.
The Ministers also took the opportunity to explore impactful and transformative solutions to the problems that the nations face. They can unlock opportunities together for shared growth and progress across the Commonwealth.
This meeting is extremely important in the face of a fractured global climate.
Another curricula meeting of the Commonwealth which is to be hosted this year is the 28th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM). Antigua and Barbuda is set to host the meeting later this year
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