Club de Madrid (CdM), the largest forum of democratically elected former Heads of State and Government, added 5 new Members to its already extensive list of leaders working for a democracy that delivers.
Club de Madrid (CdM), the largest forum of democratically elected former Heads of State and Government, added 5 new Members to its already extensive list of leaders working for a democracy that delivers.
Forty Chinese and international experts joined the global leaders at Imperial Springs (Guangzhou) to reflect on China’s transformation in these 40 years of reform and opening-up.
The demand for social and emotional learning (SEL) skills is rising around the globe.
Education and training In conflict situations there is a need for action in order to ensure the protection of...
It is with sincere recognition and gratitude that we recall his active participation in the 2001 Conference on...
The mission conducted several meetings with the main actors and led a one-day seminar in Osh, a city severely damaged...
Member Ricardo Lagos was a main discussant in the first session where, Mario Pezzini, Director of the OECD Development...
Nineteen of the most vulnerable countries to climate change agreed on 14 November 2011 to present a unified...
The panel, moderated by Kathy Sierra, Senior Fellow in the Global Economy and Development Program, Brookings...
This Gala Dinner closed the Club de Madrid’s 2011 Conference “Digital Technologies for 21st Century Democracy”....
This declaration is the result of the gathering between The Club de Madrid, the Spanish Secretary of State for...