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TheCommonwealth Heads of Government (CHOG) is the collective name for the government leaders of the nations with membership in theCommonwealth of Nations. They are invited to attendCommonwealth Heads of Government Meetings every two years, with most countries being represented by either theirhead of government orhead of state.

Current heads

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Commonwealth member	Head of government	Current holder	Since
Antigua and Barbuda	Prime Minister	Gaston Browne	13 June 2014
Australia	Prime Minister	Anthony Albanese	23 May 2022
The Bahamas	Prime Minister	Philip Davis	17 September 2021
Bangladesh	Chief Adviser to the Government	Muhammad Yunus	8 August 2024
Barbados	Prime Minister	Mia Mottley	25 May 2018
Belize	Prime Minister	Johnny Briceño	12 November 2020
Botswana	President	Duma Boko	1 November 2024
Brunei	Sultan andPrime Minister	Hassanal Bolkiah	1 January 1984
Cameroon	President	Paul Biya	6 November 1982
Canada	Prime Minister	Mark Carney	14 March 2025
Cyprus	President	Nikos Christodoulides	28 February 2023
Dominica	Prime Minister	Roosevelt Skerrit	8 January 2004
Eswatini	Prime Minister	Russell Dlamini	3 November 2023
Fiji	Prime Minister	Sitiveni Rabuka	24 December 2022
Gabon	President	Brice Oligui Nguema	3 May 2025
The Gambia	President	Adama Barrow	17 January 2017
Ghana	President	John Mahama	7 January 2025
Grenada	Prime Minister	Dickon Mitchell	24 June 2022
Guyana	President	Irfaan Ali	2 August 2020
India	Prime Minister	Narendra Modi	26 May 2014
Jamaica	Prime Minister	Andrew Holness	3 March 2016
Kenya	President	William Ruto	13 September 2022
Kiribati	President	Taneti Maamau	11 March 2016
Lesotho	Prime Minister	Sam Matekane	28 October 2022
Malawi	President	Peter Mutharika	4 October 2025
Malaysia	Prime Minister	Anwar Ibrahim	24 November 2022
Maldives	President	Mohamed Muizzu	17 November 2023
Malta	Prime Minister	Robert Abela	13 January 2020
Mauritius	Prime Minister	Navin Ramgoolam	12 November 2024
Mozambique	President	Daniel Chapo	15 January 2025
Namibia	President	Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah	21 March 2025
Nauru	President	David Adeang	30 October 2023
New Zealand	Prime Minister	Christopher Luxon	27 November 2023
Nigeria	President	Bola Tinubu	29 May 2023
Pakistan	Prime Minister	Shehbaz Sharif	4 March 2024
Papua New Guinea	Prime Minister	James Marape	30 May 2019
Rwanda	President	Paul Kagame	22 April 2000
Saint Kitts and Nevis	Prime Minister	Terrance Drew	6 August 2022
Saint Lucia	Prime Minister	Philip J. Pierre	27 July 2021
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Prime Minister	Ralph Gonsalves	28 March 2001
Samoa	Prime Minister	Laʻauli Leuatea Schmidt	16 September 2025
Seychelles	President	Patrick Herminie	26 October 2025
Sierra Leone	President	Julius Maada Bio	4 April 2018
Singapore	Prime Minister	Lawrence Wong	15 May 2024
Solomon Islands	Prime Minister	Jeremiah Manele	2 May 2024
South Africa	President	Cyril Ramaphosa	14 February 2018
Sri Lanka	President^[1]	Anura Kumara Dissanayake	23 September 2024
Tanzania	President	Samia Suluhu Hassan	19 March 2021
Togo	Prime Minister	Faure Gnassingbé	3 May 2025
Tonga	Prime Minister	ʻAisake Eke	22 January 2025
Trinidad and Tobago	Prime Minister	Kamla Persad-Bissessar	1 May 2025
Tuvalu	Prime Minister	Feleti Teo	26 February 2024
Uganda	President	Yoweri Museveni	29 January 1986
United Kingdom	Prime Minister	Keir Starmer	5 July 2024
Vanuatu	Prime Minister	Jotham Napat	11 February 2025
Zambia	President	Hakainde Hichilema	24 August 2021

References

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^Farzan, Zulfick (21 June 2022)."GL to represent President at CHOGM in Rwanda".Colombo:News First. Retrieved21 June 2022.

v t e Commonwealth heads of government
Head:Charles III Secretary-General:Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey Chair-in-Office:Fiamē Naomi Mataʻafa
Antigua and Barbuda:Browne Australia:Albanese Bahamas:Davis Bangladesh:Yunus (Acting, asChief Advisor to the Government) Barbados:Mottley Belize:Briceño Botswana:Boko Brunei:Bolkiah Cameroon:Biya Canada:Carney Cyprus:Christodoulides Dominica:Skerrit Eswatini:Dlamini Fiji:Rabuka Gabon:Oligui The Gambia:Barrow Ghana:Mahama Grenada:Mitchell Guyana:Ali India:Modi Jamaica:Holness Kenya:Ruto Kiribati:Maamau Lesotho:Matekane Malawi:Mutharika Malaysia:Anwar Maldives:Muizzu Malta:Abela Mauritius:Ramgoolam Mozambique:Chapo Namibia:Nandi-Ndaitwah Nauru:Adeang New Zealand:Luxon Nigeria:Tinubu Pakistan:Shehbaz Papua New Guinea:Marape Rwanda:Kagame Saint Kitts and Nevis:Drew Saint Lucia:Pierre Saint Vincent and the Grenadines:Gonsalves Samoa:Schmidt Seychelles:Herminie Sierra Leone:Bio Singapore:Wong Solomon Islands:Manele South Africa:Ramaphosa Sri Lanka:Dissanayake Tanzania:Samia Togo:Gnassingbé Tonga:Eke Trinidad and Tobago:Persad-Bissessar Tuvalu:Teo Uganda:Museveni United Kingdom:Starmer Vanuatu:Napat Zambia:Hichilema

Commonwealth heads of government

Head:Charles III
Secretary-General:Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey
Chair-in-Office:Fiamē Naomi Mataʻafa

Antigua and Barbuda:Browne
Australia:Albanese
Bahamas:Davis
Bangladesh:Yunus (Acting, asChief Advisor to the Government)
Barbados:Mottley
Belize:Briceño
Botswana:Boko
Brunei:Bolkiah
Cameroon:Biya
Canada:Carney
Cyprus:Christodoulides
Dominica:Skerrit
Eswatini:Dlamini
Fiji:Rabuka
Gabon:Oligui
The Gambia:Barrow
Ghana:Mahama
Grenada:Mitchell
Guyana:Ali
India:Modi
Jamaica:Holness
Kenya:Ruto
Kiribati:Maamau
Lesotho:Matekane
Malawi:Mutharika
Malaysia:Anwar
Maldives:Muizzu
Malta:Abela
Mauritius:Ramgoolam
Mozambique:Chapo
Namibia:Nandi-Ndaitwah
Nauru:Adeang
New Zealand:Luxon
Nigeria:Tinubu
Pakistan:Shehbaz
Papua New Guinea:Marape
Rwanda:Kagame
Saint Kitts and Nevis:Drew
Saint Lucia:Pierre
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines:Gonsalves
Samoa:Schmidt
Seychelles:Herminie
Sierra Leone:Bio
Singapore:Wong
Solomon Islands:Manele
South Africa:Ramaphosa
Sri Lanka:Dissanayake
Tanzania:Samia
Togo:Gnassingbé
Tonga:Eke
Trinidad and Tobago:Persad-Bissessar
Tuvalu:Teo
Uganda:Museveni
United Kingdom:Starmer
Vanuatu:Napat
Zambia:Hichilema

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