LISBON, PORTUGAL AND MADRID, SPAIN, (JUNE 19, 2020) – UNITE, the global parliamentarians network to end infectious diseases, and Club de Madrid (CdM), the largest assembly of political leaders globally, have announced a new partnership in the run-up to the virtual meeting on “Inclusive Governance...
Madrid, 18 June 2020 - IE School of Global and Public Affairs and Club de Madrid (CdM) have signed today a collaboration agreement with the aim of developing joint projects and activities to help strengthen democracy, good governance and democratic values in a world facing challenges on many...
Here we collect a series of advocacy activities with their policy recommendations to tackle COIVD-19 health and economic problems.
The economic impact of violence has surpassed the combined GDPs of Japan and Germany. According to the latest report...
The Members of the Club de Madrid are engaged to measurement and quantification of Challenges; Democracy, Equity,...
The democratic rights of the Ukrainian citizens must be respected, including freedom of assembly and expression, as...
The first mission of the Club de Madrid is taking place this week in Haiti February 18th and 21st 2014. The delegation...
As the Millennium Development Goals’ expiration date of 2015 approaches, groups around the world have proposed various...
What do we want future societies to be like? How should concepts such as inclusion, cohesion, sustainable growth and...
The purpose of the gathering, organized by the Club de Madrid with the support of the State Department...
200 out of the 216 members of Tunisia’s National Constituent Assembly approved the country’s new Constitution. With 28...
This meeting is particularly relevant for the democratic challenges that both countries are facing in the beginning of...