This week marks the start of the biannual Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) where Theresa May will take the chair. The Prime Minister has made it clear that the government’s priority for CHOGM will be trade as a central plank of their post-Brexit strategy.

Over the course of the event, we will be discussing the role of the UK in the modern Commonwealth.  Is the Commonwealth an opportunity to explore alternative trade agreements? What should our relationship with the Commonwealth look like?

We will be joined by a panel of experts including:

  • Dr Sue Onslow, Deputy Director, Institute of Commonwealth Studies
  • Seema Malhotra MP, formerly Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury and currently sits on the Committee for Exiting the European Union
  • Dr Asanga Welikala, Director, Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law
  • Bren Albiston, Young Fabian member (chair)

This event will kick off a series of events concentrating on the possible role of the UK in the Commonwealth and the Labour Party’s role in shaping that relationship. This event series has been organised by Young Fabian member, Bren Albiston.

We're looking forward to seeing you there!

WHEN
April 17, 2018 at 7:00pm - 9pm
WHERE
Houses of Parliament (committee rm 12)
Westminster
London SW1A 2JX
United Kingdom
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CONTACT
Ria Bernard ·
32 RSVPS
Leona Kouame Timothy Sykes Adnan Pavel Dan Julian Christopher Olewicz Eduardo da Costa Husna Rizvi Dil-veer Kang Geraldine Patrick Chris Bush Tahmid Chowdhury John Morris Christopher Sly Anjali Mukhi Giuliana D'Amico India O'Neill Jessica Vickerage Jovan Owusu-Nepaul Mikey Sykes Amrita Rose David Tremain Amarjit Jammu Billy Moore

Who's RSVPing

Leona Kouame
Timothy Sykes
Adnan Pavel
Dan Julian
Christopher Olewicz
Eduardo da Costa
Husna Rizvi
Dil-veer Kang
Geraldine Patrick
Chris Bush
Tahmid Chowdhury
John Morris
Christopher Sly
Anjali Mukhi
Giuliana D'Amico
India O'Neill
Jessica Vickerage
Jovan Owusu-Nepaul
Mikey Sykes
Amrita Rose
David Tremain
Amarjit Jammu
Billy Moore

Will you come?