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.
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...
As for our Board of Directors, the non-renewable completed terms of Members Kjell Magne Bondevik, Kim Campbell, Philip...
The roundtable discussions counted with the participation of 12 international organisations and specialised agencies...
The Club de Madrid, composed of its 87 members, former heads of state of 60 democratic countries, would like to...
The Women’s Leadership for Peace and Security in the Greater Horn of Africa project aims to maximize the participation...
The mission developed within was to be a decisive week. It was hoped the Senate would vote on the choosing of a...
This debate on the reform of the international monetary and financial system to achieve equitable and shared societies...