THE 69TH CPC WILL TAKE PLACE IN CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
Taking place from 13 to 18 September 2026, the Conference will showcase South Africa’s democratic journey and strengthen international parliamentary cooperation.
Taking place from 13 to 18 September 2026, the Conference will showcase South Africa’s democratic journey and strengthen international parliamentary cooperation.
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13 Sep 2026 - 19 Sep 2026
69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference
69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference
14 Sep 2026
A high-level convening of the Parliamentary Network for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health on the occasion of the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference
A high-level convening of the Parliamentary Network for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health on the occasion of the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference
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More than 180 national, state, provincial and territorial legislatures work together through the CPA to strengthen parliamentary democracy across the Commonwealth.
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More than 180 national, state, provincial and territorial legislatures work together through the CPA to strengthen parliamentary democracy across the Commonwealth.
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THE PARLIAMENTARIAN
The Parliamentarian Supplement: South Africa Profile for the 69th CPC
Ahead of the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference (CPC) in South Africa, this special supplement features articles by the two Presiding Officers, Members of Parliament and parliamentary officials from South Africa that examine many different areas of the political and cultural life of the country. The 69th CPC Supplement also explores the history of South Africa’s involvement with the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association through extracts from the CPA Archives and a historian from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission writes about the new Cape Town Memorial.
Click here to view the pdf.
Click here to view the Issuu version.
Ahead of the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference (CPC) in South Africa, this special supplement features articles by the two Presiding Officers, Members of Parliament and parliamentary officials from South Africa that examine many different areas of the political and cultural life of the country. The 69th CPC Supplement also explores the history of South Africa’s involvement with the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association through extracts from the CPA Archives and a historian from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission writes about the new Cape Town Memorial.
Click here to view the pdf.
Click here to view the Issuu version.
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