Leonel Fernández completes high-level agenda in Spain to strengthen Ibero-American ties
The former president of the Dominican Republic and president of Funglode, Leonel Fernández, began an important work agenda in Spain this Sunday, which will extend until June 12. The fundamental purpose of this visit is to consolidate political, academic, and cultural dialogue, raising the country’s profile on the international stage.
Through Funglode Spain, this strategy seeks to foster strategic alliances that promote national development and highlight Dominican talent before the Ibero-American community, through the exchange of ideas and cultural diplomacy.
Ibero-American Forum and high-level dialogue
One of the key points of this trip is the Funglode Ibero-American Forum, which will take place at the Complutense University of Madrid. In this space, prominent political leaders, academics, and businesspeople will debate current challenges in critical areas such as:
- Geopolitics and global economy.
- Migration management.
- Technological innovation.
- International academic cooperation.
The meeting between Leonel Fernández and the former Prime Minister of Spain, Felipe González, will be a highlight of the agenda, where they will address vital topics such as the new world order, artificial intelligence, and the challenges of global governance.
Promotion of Dominican culture in Europe
Beyond politics, the delegation led by Fernández is committed to cultural diplomacy. Among the scheduled actions, the donation of Dominican works to Spanish institutions stands out, seeking to disseminate the country’s intellectual production in European territory.
Likewise, Funglode will actively participate in the Madrid Book Fair, a key setting for strengthening ties with authors and academics, reaffirming culture as an essential pillar for the connection between nations.
About Funglode
Funglode has established itself as a benchmark think tank, dedicated to research and public policy analysis in areas such as democracy, education, economics, and international relations, while maintaining an active stance in articulating Ibero-American thought.
