A written piece by our Advisor Jerry C. Jones
A written piece by our Advisor Jerry C. Jones
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
In a letter to Von der Leyen, former European leaders call for decisive action, urging the EU to go beyond fines and implement structural remedies
“Club de Madrid was founded almost 25 years ago here, in the capital of Spain, and it was no coincidence. It was a recognition of the legacy and values of a country that stands for freedom, inclusion, equity, openness, and dialogue.”
Under the title “Collective Action for One Future”, the Forum will address critical issues, including peace and security, green technology and artificial intelligence, and the financial frameworks needed to advance towards a sustainable and cooperative future
The letter signed by Danilo Türk emphasizes the pressing need for political resolve to secure a meaningful Pandemic Agreement, highlighting the risks posed by delayed or insufficient action
Our Advisor, Manuel Muñiz, discusses the challenges to democracy and urges young people to actively defend human rights and promote civic participation.
Our Members, Advisors and participants of the WYDE Network of Young Decision-makers travelled to New York to advance Club de Madrid programming and share key messages during UNGA week.
Every year, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Club de Madrid convenes a high-level dinner that gathers democratic former Heads of State and Government, policymakers, international partners, and thought leaders to foster dialogue on global challenges and collective action.
UN Member States reaffirmed their commitment to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, emphasizing the importance of triangular cooperation and adequate financing to accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Club de Madrid Members participated in UNGA 79, focusing on multilateral agenda and future-oriented initiatives