‘The Future We Want, the UN We Need: Reaffirming our Collective Commitment to Multilateralism’.
Club de Madrid endorses Declaration on the Commemoration of The Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the United Nations
read more
Prime Minister Touré calls for a balanced approach to rebuilding global system to respond to pandemics
Dr. Aminata Touré, former Prime Minister of Senegal (2013-2014) and World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid (WLA-CdM) Member, called for a balanced approach to leave no one – and leave no country – behind as the international community faces the challenges of redesigning global public health...
UN75 is our best chance to create a new dynamic for global cooperation
Our world is getting more complex. We face a myriad of problems in a rapidly changing reality. From climate change to COVID-19, all our mounting challenges are a stark reminder that we need more global cooperation. Every country for itself is not going to work. At the same time, one or few...
The Global Cost of Violence
The economic impact of violence has surpassed the combined GDPs of Japan and Germany. According to the latest report...
South to South News: How Does Social Inclusion Drive Sustainable Development?
The Members of the Club de Madrid are engaged to measurement and quantification of Challenges; Democracy, Equity,...
The Club de Madrid Urgently Calls to Stop Violence in Ukraine
The democratic rights of the Ukrainian citizens must be respected, including freedom of assembly and expression, as...
The Club de Madrid and the EU support the Haitian leaders in their dialogue for democratic reform
The first mission of the Club de Madrid is taking place this week in Haiti February 18th and 21st 2014. The delegation...
Live Event: Club de Madrid and Brookings Institute join forces to Promote Shared Societies
As the Millennium Development Goals’ expiration date of 2015 approaches, groups around the world have proposed various...
Club de Madrid to promote the Shared Societies and Post 2015 Agenda with IMF, Brookings Institute and UN meetings
What do we want future societies to be like? How should concepts such as inclusion, cohesion, sustainable growth and...
Fair elections, political parties and transparency key factors for the Tunisian and Moldovan democratic transitions
The purpose of the gathering, organized by the Club de Madrid with the support of the State Department...
Club de Madrid hails new Tunisian Constitution
200 out of the 216 members of Tunisia’s National Constituent Assembly approved the country’s new Constitution. With 28...
Tunisia and Moldova democratic transitions will center the Madrid LEND program meeting, lead by Vaira Vike-Freiberga
This meeting is particularly relevant for the democratic challenges that both countries are facing in the beginning of...