At the 62nd Munich Security Conference (13-15 February, Munich), Club de Madrid contributed to advancing a broader understanding of security beyond military spending.
At the 62nd Munich Security Conference (13-15 February, Munich), Club de Madrid contributed to advancing a broader understanding of security beyond military spending.
Club de Madrid is pleased to welcome Zuzana Čaputová, Former President of the Slovak Republic (2019–2024), as a new Member.
International leaders meet with authorities, civil society, and key stakeholders ahead of decisive institutional elections
Our Members engaged in ministerial roundtables, leadership discussions, and global finance sessions, and signed a strategic agreement to strengthen multilateral cooperation.
A group of Former democratic Heads of State and Government warn against foreign economic pressure on Europe’s legal order and call for decisive action to protect democracy and the rule of law.
The organisation expresses its solidarity with the families
The press breakfast marked the first official engagement in Madrid of Laura Chinchilla as President of Club de Madrid, offering an opportunity to share her vision, priorities and the organization’s renewed strategic direction.
Former President of Costa Rica (2010-2014) begins her term as President of Club de Madrid
Club de Madrid is pleased to welcome Adriano Afonso Maleiane, former Prime Minister of the Republic of Mozambique (2022–2025), as a new Member.
At a time of growing geopolitical fragmentation, the recent 2025 edition of the Imperial Springs International Forum (ISIF 2025) provided a unique platform for structured dialogue with China, fostering understanding on security, trade, global public goods, AI and the future of multilateral governance in particularly challenging times.
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“The region needs its own mechanism for cooperation and coordination in public health”