Public Event
Iraq After the Constitution
Wednesday, Oct 26 2005
Political reconciliation between parties in dispute remains a primary requirementAt this conference, in collaboration with the Fundación Rafael del Pino, the new horizons and continuing challenges of Iraq were discussed as well as the legitimacy and viability of the Iraqi Constitution, regional perspectives, and the role of international players in Iraq. In particular, the role of the European Union, the World Bank and Spain in the reconstruction process of Iraq was discussed. The main conclusions reached were that political reconciliation between parties in dispute remains a primary requireme Read more...
Public Event
Civil Society and Peace: A Joint Israeli-Palestinian Strategy
Monday, Apr 11 2005
CITpax, in collaboration with the Arik Institute, sponsored a poll of Palestinians and Israelis, which highlighted their respective perceptions about the consequences of the conflict and the possibilities for resolution. This poll, the results of which were presented in Madrid, is the first initiative from a group of representatives of Palestinian and Israeli civil society. The aim was to create a common platform for the promotion of peace. This platform allowed civil organisations on both sides of the conflict to exchange peace and develop common strategies.
Public Event
The War against Terrorism and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
Tuesday, Mar 8 2005
The panel was developed within the framework of the International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security (http://cumbre.clubmadrid.org) organised by the Club de Madrid. Beginning with the high degree of instability that the Arab-Israeli conflict has caused in the Middle East, panellists discussed the impact of the war against terrorism on this conflict and, in particular, they questioned the possibility that the war against terror could be a catalyst for renewing peace prospects in the Middle East. Panellists discussed the impact of the war against terrorism on this conflict.Th Read more...
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