Club de Madrid, the world's largest forum of democratic former Presidents and Prime Ministers, commemorates 20 years working for democracy around the globe. Founded in 2001, the organisation leverages the unique leadership experience of all its Members to strengthen inclusive democratic practice...
Club de Madrid is defined as the world's largest forum of democratic former Presidents and Prime Ministers. It is precisely from the word forum that the idea for the initial icon arises, a key element to creating a new graphic identity that remains in line with Club de Madrid’s previous image. As...
COVID-19 has cast a dark light on the global gap in social justice. It has evidenced inequalities and exclusion and hit the most vulnerable among us hardest. Digital technologies have been powerful instruments of resilience, but only for some of us. To bridge that gap, we must work together. In...
Khadijah Hawaja Gambo joined activism around 24 years ago. She studied Islam up to postgraduate level and also passed...
José Ramos-Horta was President of Timor Leste from 2007 to 2010 and a key figure not only during the process of...
Within this framework, former PM of the Netherlands, Wim Kok, met with Tunisia’s Minister of Justice and Minister of...
This qualitative research will provide evidence-based findings on how citizens receive and perceive messages from...
Roza Otunbayeva, President of Kyrgyz Republic (2010-2011) and Club de Madrid Member, was involved in two panel...
The organization's President, Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga, penned an essay in the Huffington Post in response,...
The activity addressed a forum on migration and social inclusion alongside, inter alia, the Minister of Interior and...
Oscar Arias and José Ramos-Horta have something in common: they are both Members of the Club de Madrid and Nobel Peace...
Noel Peace Prize and Club de Madrid Member Jose Ramos-Horta will spend next Monday in Madrid and will participate,...
