1948 Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference
1948 conference saw Asian premiers attend and republican membership debated.
It was notable as the first such gathering to include prime ministers from the newly independent Asian states of Ceylon, India, and Pakistan, and for raising the unresolved question of republican membership.
Quick Facts
- Summit name
- 3rd Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference
- Dates
- 11–22 October 1948
- Cities
- London
- Participants
- 9
- Chairperson
- Clement Attlee (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom)
- Follows
- 1946
- Precedes
- 1949
Facts from the source article.
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