A prominent European leader joins the world’s largest forum of democratic former Presidents and Prime Ministers to advance democratic values, inclusion and sustainable development.
A prominent European leader joins the world’s largest forum of democratic former Presidents and Prime Ministers to advance democratic values, inclusion and sustainable development.
Club de Madrid joins women changemakers in Sierra Leone to advance feminist leadership and inclusive governance across the continent
An influential figure in shaping Europe and the world strengthens Club de Madrid’s commitment to democracy and multilateralism.
-English version below En septiembre de 2015, en el marco de una Asamblea de la Organización de las Naciones...
The former Prime Minister of Korea, Han Seung soo, is Club de Madrid’s new Vice President effective as of 1 January...
Danilo Türk, former President of the Republic of Slovenia and current President of Club de Madrid, gave a speech on...
New social challenges require a new World Summit for Social Development — an international gathering that gives new impetus to the fight against inequality and our attempts to guarantee a minimum of social standards globally.
This year’s Imperial Springs International Forum will be held in a hybrid format and will touch upon global cooperation after COVID-19
A contribution by Club de Madrid to the Global Democracy Coalition Forum, this Live Session brought ideas on how leaders can counter the current democratic backsliding by rethinking democracy
The largest forum of former Heads of State and Government working to strengthen democratic practice holds a press conference in the United Nations on Wednesday, November 10th at 11:00 am NY time.
This session will be held in Spanish with English interpretation. See below a summary of the Live Session in English....
Club de Madrid and Bertelsmann Foundation join forces to produce a podcast & video on the state of democracy worldwide. Both organisations are partnering in Club de Madrid’s Annual Policy Dialogue 2021 ‘Rethinking Democracy’.