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dialoguescdm.org: the event platform of the Club de Madrid dialogues

dialoguescdm.org (“Dialogues CdM”) was a web domain used for event sites of Club de Madrid, the network of democratic former presidents and prime ministers also known as World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid (WLA-CdM). Each dialogue got its own subdomain – for example multilateralism2020.dialoguescdm.org for the 2020 Policy Dialogue co-organised with Bertelsmann Stiftung, and boston.dialoguescdm.org for a transatlantic policy lab on digital governance. This independent archive records what those dialogues were about.

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Aerial view of central Madrid, Spain
Madrid, where Club de Madrid was founded in 2001 and keeps its headquarters. Photo: Wikimedia Commons – author and licence on the file page
About this site. This is an independent reference archive. It is not operated by, affiliated with or endorsed by Club de Madrid. Registration for the original events is closed. For current activities, use the official website clubmadrid.org.

dialoguescdm.org at a glance

Key facts
NameDialogues CdM – short for Dialogues Club de Madrid
OrganisationClub de Madrid (World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid, WLA-CdM), founded in Madrid in 2001
PurposeEvent sites with programmes, speaker lists and registration for dialogues and policy labs
ModelOne subdomain per event
Active period (verified)2020 – the year Club de Madrid moved its flagship meetings online
ThemesMultilateralism, democracy, digital governance and artificial intelligence, responses to global crises
Official websiteclubmadrid.org

Verified dialoguescdm.org subdomains

Two event subdomains can be confirmed from independent sources. Others may have existed, but they are not listed here without evidence.

Subdomains and the events behind them
SubdomainEventDatesPartnerEvidence
multilateralism2020.dialoguescdm.orgPolicy Dialogue “Multilateralism that Delivers”20 Oct and 28–30 Oct 2020, virtualBertelsmann StiftungListed as the registration site by the German Environment Agency
boston.dialoguescdm.orgPolicy Lab “Transatlantic Approaches to Digital Governance”2020Boston Global ForumSpeaker page still indexed, profiling WLA-CdM members and Boston Global Forum experts

Dialogues covered in this archive

United Nations General Assembly hall in New York
UN General Assembly hall. The 2020 dialogue fed its conclusions into the UN75 process. Photo: Wikimedia Commons – author and licence on the file page

Where to find official records today

Club de Madrid's permanent website is clubmadrid.org. Its Annual Policy Dialogue pages keep concept notes, programmes, recordings and concluding documents – for example the 2020 “Multilateralism must Deliver” Call to Action and the 2021 concluding document “Our Commitment to Democracy”. Event subdomains on dialoguescdm.org were temporary registration sites.

Practical tip: if you need a specific programme or recording from a past dialogue, open the matching year on the Annual Policy Dialogues index at clubmadrid.org. Each entry on this site links to it.

Frequently asked questions

What was dialoguescdm.org?

It was a web domain used for Club de Madrid event sites. Individual dialogues and policy labs got their own subdomain with programme, speakers and registration.

What does CdM stand for?

CdM is the short form of Club de Madrid, also written WLA-CdM for World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid.

Which events ran on dialoguescdm.org?

Verified examples are multilateralism2020.dialoguescdm.org for the 2020 Policy Dialogue “Multilateralism that Delivers” and boston.dialoguescdm.org for a transatlantic policy lab on digital governance with Boston Global Forum.

Is this the official Club de Madrid website?

No. This is an independent archive. The official website of Club de Madrid is clubmadrid.org.

Can I still register for a dialogue here?

No. The events documented here have taken place. Current events are announced on clubmadrid.org.

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Club of Madrid
  2. German Environment Agency (UBA): Club de Madrid Policy Dialogue ‘Multilateralism that Delivers’
  3. Club de Madrid: 2020 Policy Dialogue – Multilateralism that Delivers
  4. boston.dialoguescdm.org: Speakers (archived event page)
  5. MIT Media Lab: Policy Lab – Transatlantic Approaches to Digital Governance
  6. Club de Madrid: Annual Policy Dialogues (index)