US EditionDraghi Warns: "Europe Needs Profound Reforms to Avoid Falling Behind in the New Global Order"
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Mario Draghi, recently awarded the Princess of Asturias Prize and former president of the Council of Ministers of Italy and the European Central Bank, has been the protagonist of a special edition of Energy Prospectives, the series of high-level meetings of the Naturgy Foundation and IESE Business School on the economic, regulatory and technological conditions that are visible for the future of the energy sector. The meeting, which marks the fir…
Mario Draghi, who served as president of the European Central Bank from 2011 to 2019, visited Madrid to give a lecture at an event organized by the Naturgy Foundation in collaboration with IESE Business School. During the event, the Italian economist offered his analysis of topics posed by Núria Mas, a professor at the school hosting the event.
Statement by The Union of European Federalists (UEF-France) Mario Draghi, the former President of the European Central Bank who saved the Euro and author of an eponymous report on competitiveness in 2024, delivered a speech on 24 October 2025 in Oviedo. In particular, he said that in the face of the new challenges that are undermining the roots of European construction, and in the face of the blockages of some, we must move to a gradual mode of …
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