English is the official language of 53 of the 54 member states of the Commonwealth of Nations, making it the most widely spoken language in the organization.

India has the largest English-speaking population in the Commonwealth of Nations, with over 125 million people speaking the language.

Singapore has the highest GDP per capita among Commonwealth countries, with a GDP per capita of over $60,000.

India has the largest economy among Commonwealth countries, with a GDP of over $2.6 trillion.

South Africa has the highest unemployment rate among Commonwealth countries, with an unemployment rate of over 25%.

Australia has the lowest poverty rate among Commonwealth countries, with a poverty rate of less than 1%.

New Zealand has the highest literacy rate among Commonwealth countries, with a literacy rate of over 99%.

The United Kingdom has the most Nobel Prize winners among Commonwealth countries, with over 100 Nobel Prize winners.

India has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites among Commonwealth countries, with over 30 World Heritage Sites.

Canada has the most natural resources among Commonwealth countries, including oil, gas, minerals, and forests.

India has the most agricultural land among Commonwealth countries, with over 150 million hectares of agricultural land.

China has the most manufacturing output among Commonwealth countries, with a manufacturing output of over $10 trillion.

The United States has the most services output among Commonwealth countries, with a services output of over $15 trillion.

The United Kingdom has the most foreign direct investment among Commonwealth countries, with over $1 trillion in foreign direct investment.

China has the most exports among Commonwealth countries, with exports of over $2 trillion.