The Global Democracy Coalition has initiated a project spearheaded by Club de Madrid aimed at transforming the prevailing narrative and countering recent negative perceptions of democracy
The Global Democracy Coalition has initiated a project spearheaded by Club de Madrid aimed at transforming the prevailing narrative and countering recent negative perceptions of democracy
On International Women's Day, Club de Madrid celebrates the vital role of women in global leadership. Our Members include pioneering women whose contributions have blazed new trails in politics and society. These leaders have not only broken barriers, but have also served as role models for...
We are extremely concerned about the situation and we ask the Government of Macky Sall to hold with normality and all guarantees the presidential elections scheduled for February 25. The stability and progress of Senegal depend on a solid commitment to democracy, the rule of law, and respect for free speech and peaceful assembly
Read this piece of news in Spanish here. The Vice-President of Club de Madrid (CdM) and former President of Costa...
Club de Madrid (CdM) presented its project ‘Leaders Telling a Different Story’ at a stand organized by the EU Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development (EU-Devco) at the Paris Peace Forum 2018.
The Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace: "Cyberspace now plays a crucial role in every aspect of our lives...
Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj, former President of Mongolia and member of Club de Madrid (CdM), led a mission to Lahore...
The Member of Club de Madrid (CdM)Â and former Prime Minister of Romania (1989-1991), Petre Roman led a mission to...
Former President of Costa Rica, Laura Chinchilla, is in Paraguay to provide political impetus for the implementation...
This is a communiqué by the Inter-American Dialogue on the appointment of Club de Madrid (CdM) Vice-President, Laura...
Education for Shared Societies Policy Dialogue - Outlook Overview A shared society is one in which everyone has a...
According to a Labour Force Survey from 2014, there are 105,000 Persons with Disabilities in Mongolia (3.5% of the population), of which 98,841 (94%) are of working age.