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The institution

The Registry of World Citizens (RCM) institution, founded in 1949, is made up of all those responsible for registration (Centers, Correspondents and Officers) and volunteers (associate members).

The Registry of World Citizens is an independent institution of all states and powers. To be subjected to any particular national law, the federal level of the institution has headquarters in any national state; it is placed under the jurisdiction of Delegates elected to the People's Congress.

Main functions of the Registry:

The Registry of World Citizens is the only organization in the world authorized to distribute identity cards of World Citizens directly to individuals or through "centers" that has accredited. As a "world civil registration service" he is working to establish the global electorate.

Federal Council

Daniel Durand
mandate 2025-2029

Ursula Grattapaglia
mandate 2025-2029

Michel Lablanquie
mandate 2023-2027

Brigitte Carraz
mandate 2025-2029

Roger Winterhalter
mandate 2025-2029

Francesca Parera Gual
mandate 2023-2027

Curto Ricardo
mandate 2025-2029

Eléonore Randrianarisoa
mandate 2023-2027

Alphonse Waseka
mandate 2023-2027

Yvan Mefo'o
mandate 2023-2027

Jacqueline Etoune
mandate 2023-2027

Carmelo Cattafi
mandate 2023-2027

Peter Davidse
mandate 2023-2027

see the minutes of the counting of the elections of May 2, 2023 and May 8, 2025

Meetings Registry of World Citizens (See Shared Agenda ASCOP)

The REGISTRATION CENTERS, created by W.C.R. promote mundialist ideas, issue World citizen cards within their own country, and send out their own information bulletin, or that of the W.C.R.'s one.

In the absence of Registration Centers, World Citizens can become isolated "correspondents" of RCM.

Complete list of "Centers" and "Correspondents"

For more details see the "General structures"

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