The World Press Cartoon Oeiras 2025 Jury meeting was held in Algés, Portugal, and the winners were selected. The winning entries came from Cuba, Germany, Iran, Italy, Montenegro, Poland, Portugal and Spain. In the photo, the 2025 Jury, from left to right: Niels Bo Bojesen, from Denmark, Paulo Morais-Alexandre, from Portugal, Anne Derenne, from France, António Antunes, from Portugal, and Tchavdar Nikolov, from Bulgaria. The Grand Prix and the other awards will be announced on November 7th at this website and at a ceremony to be held at the Ruy de Carvalho Auditorium, managed by the Oeiras City Council, the main sponsor of the event.
The Oeiras Valley is a project supported by the City Council of Oeiras whose mission is to create a unique ecosystem for the innovation and development of the country. Bringing together the whole municipality, Oeiras Valley intends to attract more and new companies and investments to the territory, to promote the already existing companies, to innovate and to project Oeiras onto the international radar of Innovation and Science. The ambition of Oeiras Valley is to be the number one ecosystem in Portugal in attracting technology companies.
The WPC 2012 Awards Show.
The WPC annual catalogue is published with all the entries of the main exhibition. 17 editions were published so far.
Other books were also published since 2005, in the frame of thematic or smaller world tour exhibitions.
The actual 17 WPC editions took place in Sintra, Cascais and Caldas da Rainha, three superb regions just outside the Portuguese capital, famed for its historic, artistic and cultural activities. We share the Salon with other cities and countries, so that the World Press Cartoon becomes a truly global showcase. After the main event in Portugal, we organized exhibitions around the world: Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, China, Croatia, France, India, Mexico, Mozambique, Namibia, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain and United Kingdom already hosted WPC exhibitions. Contacts are ongoing for exhibitions to be held in Argentina, Cap Verde, Greece, South Africa, Switzerland and the USA.
The WPC Jury of five members is composed by personalities from different countries and continents, with a distinguished curriculum in the World Press and with a strong connection to humour graphics. Above: WPC Jury Meeting, Sintra, Portugal, 2006. From left to right: António Antunes, Aris Malandrakis, Marlene Pohl, Odile Conseil and Martyn Turner.
