2026
Foro La Toja
Vínculo Atlántico - Illa da Toxa
A WORLD OF DISORDER
PREVIOUS EDITIONS
Thinking about the future through the values of liberal democracy
With an open, pluralistic and independent outlook, the Forum promotes ideas that strengthen democracy, foster Ibero-Atlantic cooperation and help build shared responses to a changing world.
The issues shaping the debate
Each edition of Foro La Toja addresses the major issues shaping the present and future of liberal democracies, international cooperation and the Atlantic link.
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Democracy and governance
Strengthening democratic institutions and the quality of governance.
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Geopolitics and the international order
Analysis of the global changes redefining the international balance.
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Europe and the Atlantic link
Reflection on Europe’s role and transatlantic cooperation in a changing world.
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Economy and competitiveness
Key measures to drive growth, innovation and economic competitiveness.
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Energy and digital transition
The challenges of digital transformation and technology as drivers of development.
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Technology and a new humanism
The impact of technology and the need to place people at the heart of innovation.
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Security and cybersecurity
Responding to new threats affecting global stability and security.
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Latin America and international cooperation
Promoting dialogue and collaboration between regions to address shared challenges.
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Programmes, participants, sessions, conclusions and key moments. A journey through the debates that have helped establish the Forum as a leading platform for political, economic and international thought.
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A tribute to leadership and commitment
to understanding between nations, in memory of the person who was a fundamental pillar of this Forum.
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An established forum for independent, pluralistic dialogue with international standing.
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