**Celebrating Commonwealth Day**Commonwealth Day, observed on the second Monday in March, is a celebration of unity, diversity, and shared values among the Commonwealth of Nations¹. This year, it was celebrated on March 11, 2024¹.The day traces its origins to Empire Day, a celebration of the British Empire, and has evolved to emphasize the modern Commonwealth of Nations¹. The theme for 2024 was ‘One Resilient Common Future: Transforming our Common Wealth’, highlighting the need for resilience and transformation among the 56 member countries².Celebrations vary across the globe, including faith and civic gatherings, debates, school assemblies, flag-raising ceremonies, and cultural events². A significant event is the service at Westminster Abbey, attended by the British royal family and broadcast live²⁴.Commonwealth Day serves as a reminder of our shared history and the strength found in our unity. It’s a day to reflect on our common future and the steps we need to take to ensure resilience and inclusivity. As we celebrate, let’s remember to harness our strengths, unlock potential, and foster a connected, digital Commonwealth².
