Helen Clark, former PM of New Zealand and Member of World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid (WLA-CdM), led a mission to Reykjavik (Iceland) to participate in the What Works Summit, a gathering organized by Social Progress Imperative (SPI). “Don't bring speeches on SDGs to the UN Assembly in...
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Vice-President of Club de Madrid, Laura Chinchilla, led a discussion on education at a ‘Changemaker’ session of The Global Education and Skills Forum 2019 held between March 22-24. In front of thirty-eight Gulmakai Network Champions, a network of local educators and activists from developing...
The Club de Madrid, the world's largest forum of former Heads of State and Democratic Government, warmly congratulates...
The dialogue took place at a symbolic retreat Liliesleaf, Rivonia, to discuss ways to ensure that civil society,...
In the past few years, the world has been observing a shifting of power from a West in crisis to a rising East, with...
The LEND Network is a “new tool that will help countries navigate the transition to sustainable democracy” as...
Youth month is the one time in the country’s calendar where so much attention is dedicated to youth and the team felt...
Returning to the city of Addis Ababa where the very first mission took place in 2009, the conference provided an...
The decisive challenge for world leaders at the Rio-Summit is to address income and wealth inequality, which threatens...
There is a growing concern about current levels of overall inequality and their negative impact on economic...
Find here the Final Report of the Club de Madrid 2011 Annual Conference & Gala Dinner (8-9...