“Club de Madrid was founded almost 25 years ago here, in the capital of Spain, and it was no coincidence. It was a recognition of the legacy and values of a country that stands for freedom, inclusion, equity, openness, and dialogue.”
Under the title “Collective Action for One Future”, the Forum will address critical issues, including peace and security, green technology and artificial intelligence, and the financial frameworks needed to advance towards a sustainable and cooperative future
The letter signed by Danilo Türk emphasizes the pressing need for political resolve to secure a meaningful Pandemic Agreement, highlighting the risks posed by delayed or insufficient action
A law that promotes the identification of sites of memory of Afro-descendants and the cultural heritage of the Afro-Peruvian people.
Danilo Türk and Peter Loewen will participe in a roundtable to talk about the use of fake news and disinformation in times of war. It can be as harmful as a gun.
Our Member and Nobel Peace Prize Ellen Johnson Sirleaf participates in a dialogue with Spanish representatives to discuss the most effective way of stopping this pandemic and equitably preventing future ones
-English version below En septiembre de 2015, en el marco de una Asamblea de la Organización de las Naciones...
The former Prime Minister of Korea, Han Seung soo, is Club de Madrid’s new Vice President effective as of 1 January...
Danilo Türk, former President of the Republic of Slovenia and current President of Club de Madrid, gave a speech on...
This year’s Imperial Springs International Forum will be held in a hybrid format and will touch upon global cooperation after COVID-19
New social challenges require a new World Summit for Social Development — an international gathering that gives new impetus to the fight against inequality and our attempts to guarantee a minimum of social standards globally.
A contribution by Club de Madrid to the Global Democracy Coalition Forum, this Live Session brought ideas on how leaders can counter the current democratic backsliding by rethinking democracy
