Leaders of the Commonwealth countries in Commonwealth organization have agreed that Britain’s Prince Charles will be the next head of the organization after Queen Elizabeth.
The decision was announced by leaders gathered for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in the UK.
Elizabeth has led the Commonwealth since 1952 when she took over the role from her late father, George VI.
However, the position is not hereditary and it is up to the leaders of the 53-member nations to select a successor.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meetings are usually held every two years.
Commonwealth is a 53-member group which is mostly former British administered colonies.