Club de Madrid Articles

Club de Madrid and the EU organized in Haiti a workshop on “Experiences of National Dialogue and Political Agreements”

Martín Torrijos, former President of Panama, along with Carlos Westendorp Secretary General of the Club of Madrid and Javier Niño, EU Ambassador to Haiti lead the Club de Madrid/European Union delegation. A number of key Haitian interlocutors...

Americas Quarterly Spring Launch & 2014 Social Inclusion Index

Americas Quarterly will be launching its 2014 social inclusion index, with the index going live on their website on July 29th. Click here for more details.

Achieving peaceful and inclusive societies in the Post 2015 Development Agenda

The Shared Societies Project has been a Club de Madrid flagship project during the past seven years working globally with various governments, institutions and their leaders, advising them on the best approaches to building an inclusive and shared society. Over the...

INSPIRED Multi Stakeholder Dialogue and Knowledge Sharing workshop in Madrid

The workshop brought together practitioners and experts from the fields of policy dialogue, mediation and peace building, technical assistance, and institution building to share their knowledge and experience in facilitating inclusive policy dialogue....

‘What is at stake is a profoundly moral question”, Vaira Vike-Freiberga op-ed on refugees for the Huffington Post

Apr 1, 2016

Read the article in the Huffington Post World Edition here

The Shared Societies Project at the OECD Global Development Forum

Mar 31, 2016

Frederic Bontemps, Director of the Sustainable Development Office at the French Foreign Affairs Ministery and Member of the Club de Madrid Working Group on Sustainability and Shared Societies and Clem McCartney, Policy and Content Coordinator of the Shared Societies Project participated at the...

Club de Madrid condemns the attacks in Brussels and Istanbul

Mar 22, 2016

We extend our deepest condolences to the families of the victims and wish a speedy recovery to those injured. The Club de Madrid, formed by 110 former Presidents and Prime Ministers democratically elected, from more than 70 countries around the world, expresses its absolute rejection of these new...

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