The Panel, of which the objective is to examine how digital technologies can contribute to achieving theAgenda2030, has a total of 20 members, representing experts from government, private industry, civil society, academia and the technical community.
World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid Member Ricardo Lagos has launched a new web campaign that aims to promote awareness and increase knowledge on how to reduce emissions in different parts of Chile. The campaign directly involves everyday citizens, providing a platform where they can ask...
The Secretary-General of World Leadership Alliance - Club de Madrid, María Elena Agüero, kicked off the debate on the Fall of the Berlin Wall. SG Agüero considered that "some things we haven’t learned or we haven’t paid enough attention to the issues" in regard to the number of walls that still...
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...
Entitled ‘Women Peace and Security in the Horn of Africa: Looking Back, Going Forward’, the roundtable will discuss...
President Wim Kok and Secretary General Westendorp represented the organization as speakers, sharing recommendations...