Queen Elizabeth’s Annual Commonwealth Day Address

Queen Elizabeth no longer records or gives the Commonwealth Address, instead, it is printed in the program for the Commonwealth Day Service.

2020's
2022 - Delivering a Common Future

• Text

2021 - Delivering a Common Future: Connecting, Innovating, Transforming 

• Text 
• Video

2020 - Delivering a Common Future

• Text

2010's

2019 - A Connected Commonwealth

• Text

2018 - Towards A Common Future

• Text

2017 - A Peace-building Commonwealth

• Text 

2016 - An Inclusive Commonwealth

• Text

2015 - A Young Commonwealth

• Text
• Audio

2014 - Team Commonwealth

• Text
• Audio

2013 - Opportunity through Enterprise

• Text

2012 - Connecting Cultures

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2011 - Women as Agents of Change

• Text
• Audio

2010 - Science, Technology and Society

• Text
• Audio

2000's

2009 - Commonwealth@60 – Serving a New Generation

• Text

2008 - The Environment, Our Future

• Text
• Audio

2007 - Respecting Difference, Promoting Understanding

• Text

2006 - Health & Vitality

• Text

2005 - Education – Creating Opportunity, Realising Potential

• Text

2004 - Building a Commonwealth of Freedom

• Text

2003 - Partners in Development

• Text

2002 - Diversity

• Text

2001 - A New Generation

• Text

2000 - Sharing Knowledge – The Communications Challenge

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1990's
1999 - Music

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1998 - Sport Brings Us Together

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1997 - Talking to One Another

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1996 - Our Working Partnership

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1995 - Our Commonwealth Neighbourhood – Working Together for Tolerance and Understanding

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1994 

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1993 

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1992 

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1991 

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1990 

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1980's

1970's

1960's

1950's

Norway Royal Family Tree

• HM King Olav V (reigned 1957-1991)(died 1991) married to HRH Crown Princess Märtha (died 1954)
• HH Princess Ragnhild (died 2002) married to Erling Lorentzen
• Children not in line of succession 
• HH Princess Astrid married to Johan Ferner (died 2015)
• Children not in line of succession 
• HM King Harald V (reigned 1991 - Present) married to HM Queen Sonja
• HRH Crown Prince Haakon (1st in Line) married to HRH Crown Princess Mette-Marit
• HRH Princess Ingrid Alexandra (2nd)
• HH Prince Sverre Magnus (3rd)
• Marius Borg Høiby*
• *Mette-Marit's son from previous relationship. 
• HH Princess Märtha Louise (4th) divorced from Ari Behn (died 2019)
• Maud Behn (5th)
• Leah Behn (6th)
• Emma Behn (7th)

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