A representative of a Commonwealth country in another member state is known as

A representative of a Commonwealth country in another member state is known as a High Commissioner. The Commonwealth of Nations is an intergovernmental organization made up of 54 member countries, mostly former territories of the British Empire. High Commissioners are the highest-ranking diplomats representing Commonwealth countries in other member states. High Commissioners are responsible for promoting their country's interests and building relationships with the host country, as well as representing their country in meetings and negotiations with the host country's government. They also serve as a liaison between their country and the host country, promoting cooperation and understanding between the two. In short, a High Commissioner is a type of ambassador who represents a Commonwealth country in another member state of the Commonwealth of Nations.