The Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission has published its 72nd annual report, covering activity for the year ending 30 September 2025. The document serves as the latest official update on the commission's work over the reporting period.
The report sits within a long historical framework. The Marshall Aid Commemoration Act 1953 was passed by the UK Parliament as a formal expression of lasting gratitude to the American people for the Marshall Plan, which supported economic reconstruction after the Second World War.
Against that background, the 2025 report sets out the commission's activity during the year to the end of September. As an annual corporate report, it provides a record of the commission's ongoing role and its work within the purpose established by the 1953 legislation.
The publication continues a yearly reporting tradition that has now reached its 72nd edition. It also underlines how the commission's modern work remains tied to the original post-war mission of recognising American support for Britain's recovery.
