Club de Madrid Articles

Kok and Zapatero lead a INSPIRED mission to Tunisia: “This country is a success story”

Building broader consensus and fostering dialogue agreements are top priorites that must prevail over political fight in this phase of the Tunisian transition, accoriding to both leaders. The mission's agenda included meetings with, among others, Mehdi Jomaa, Chef du...

The situation of women in the armed forces

This seminar was organised in the framework of the sub-regional 5+5 Initiative that began in 2004 and include Ministers of Defence from Algeria, Spain, France, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, Portugal and Tunisia. The 5+5 initiative was born in order to create a...

The Second Global Shared Societies Forum: Enhancing a new set of development goals

A basic proposition of the Shared Societies Approach of the Club de Madrid is that all these aspects are interdependent so that progress on one can lead to progress on the others, creating a benign cycle of development.The President of the Republic of Azerbaijan,...

The Second Global Shared Societies Forum in Azerbaiyan advocates for social inclusion

The II Global Shared Societies Forum is the second joint collaboration of the Club de Madrid and the Nizami Ganjavi International Center (NGIC). The Forum will address the relevance of the Shared Societies concept to development in general,...

Club de Madrid Member, James R. Mancham, new Africa Peace Award recipient

Feb 2, 2016

In a letter to Sir James received on Friday January 29, 2016, H.E. Ambassador Mussie Hailu - Regional Director of URI for Africa and Representative of URI at the African Union Commission (AUC); IGAD (Intergovernmental Authority for Development); UNECA (United Nations Economic Commission for...

Club de Madrid tackles the role of the military in Myanmar’s democratic transition

Jan 25, 2016

This mission came to Myanmar following the historic November 8, 2015 elections in which the opposition party National League for Democracy (NLD) won an outright majority but before the new government has taken place. The visit sought to build on the work of previous missions to advance a peaceful...

Ricardo Lagos launches in Myanmar a book on democratic transitions

Jan 20, 2016

In the publication, former leaders recount the transition from authoritarian state to a more open, democratic society that their countries went through. Among other Club de Madrid Members participating in this publication, B. J. Habibie shares his thoughts on Indonesia’s transition from a...

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