Promoting Commonwealth values across Asia

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UK (Commonwealth Union)_ Anoka Primrose Abeyrathne has been appointed as the Regional Coordinator for Asia by the Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS), signaling a significant step towards advancing the RCS’s mission of promoting Commonwealth values across the diverse nations of the Asian region. With her extensive experience in international relations, advocacy, and community engagement, Abeyrathne is poised to play a crucial role in fostering inclusive and sustainable development across Commonwealth nations.

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Abeyrathne’s experience in collaborating with non-governmental organizations and her dedication to fostering productive connections make her a perfect candidate for the RCS’s commitment to creating a more inclusive future. Additionally, her community-focused initiatives have empowered more than 20,000 individuals, particularly women and vulnerable communities in the Asia-Pacific region, by providing additional income opportunities and digital training for upskilling.

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Further, through programs like Active Citizens and collaborations with various social advocacy organizations, Abeyrathne has cultivated strong communities united in their mission to drive long-term positive change. As a distinguished alumna of the University of Cambridge with a diverse academic background in law and biology, Abeyrathne’s accolades include recognition as a Forbes 30 under 30, Asia21 Fellow, Sri Lanka’s inaugural female World Economic Forum New Champion, Zonta Award for Environment recipient, Cosmopolitan 35 under 35, and a British Council International Climate Champion.

In her role as Regional Coordinator for Asia, Abeyrathne will be entrusted with strengthening the RCS’s presence in the region, fostering cooperation among Commonwealth nations, and facilitating cultural, educational, and social initiatives that uphold Commonwealth values such as democracy, human rights, and sustainable development. Abeyrathne’s appointment underscores the RCS’s commitment to cultivating leadership within its organization and the extensive Commonwealth network. Her visionary approach, boundless energy, and dedication to fostering collaboration and dialogue make her an exceptional choice for this crucial role.

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