Leaders of the fifty three-member Commonwealth group have agreed to work together to strengthen international, regional and national responses to corruption.

Leaders of the fifty three-member Commonwealth group have agreed to work together to strengthen international, regional and national responses to corruption. In a communiqué released at the end of a three-day meeting in Malta, the Commonwealth leaders pledged to achieve the goal through enhanced transparency and collaboration among law enforcement bodies. The 18-point communiqué also announced an agreement to launch the Commonwealth Climate Finance Access Hub, the Commonwealth Trade Finance Facility, and the Commonwealth Small States Centre of Excellence.