A specific session on Globalisation and the Role of Shared Societies was chaired by South African Human Rights activist Kumi Naidoo and included as the main speaker WLA-CdM Member Zlatko Lagumdzija.
A specific session on Globalisation and the Role of Shared Societies was chaired by South African Human Rights activist Kumi Naidoo and included as the main speaker WLA-CdM Member Zlatko Lagumdzija.
Kjell Magne Bondevik, former PM of Norway & Member of World Leadership Alliance - Club de Madrid (WLA - CdM), travelled to Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) in an effort to support the inclusion of persons with disabilities in the country’s labour market. The mission, lead by WLA - CdM, is part of the...
Our member and former President of Mauritius, Cassam Uteem, spoke at the UN Public Service Forum 2018 held in Marrakech on how ideas contained in Club de Madrid's (CdM) longest living project, Shared Societies can inspire the implementation of Agenda 2030. President Uteem acknowledged the work of...
The panel was part of the Global Energy Forum (30 September - 1 October in Lisbon, Portugal), where a series of...
During the meeting, Minister Espinosa was informed about the work developed by the Global Leadership for Climate...
During the meeting, convened by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Maldives, Dr. Ahmed Shaheed, the specific needs...
The high-level participants included former presidents and prime ministers of Thailand, Sri Lanka, Republic of Korea...
The possibility of Club de Madrid activity was warmly welcomed by President Rosa Otunbayeva, Deputy Prime Minister...
The January 12 earthquake in Haiti killed over 230,000 people, left more than 1,3 million people homeless or displaced...
The presentation by the Club of Madrid on the recommendations created by the Leadership Group for Climate Action was...
A delegation of 14 persons from the Nigerian National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies currently on a study...
The focus of these processes is to examine evidence on the relationship between social cohesion and economic...