FNF JORDAN is engaged in various activities that all relate back to the clusters listed below.
consisted of the screening of our Women Leading Protests film
EuroPride 2024 in Thessaloniki was a vibrant celebration of diversity and inclusivity, featuring impactful panel discussions organised by the Rainbow Platform of ALDE Party in partnership with Friedrich Naumann Foundation for East and Southeast Europe. Highlighting the dynamic strategies of liberal European political parties, this event served as a crucial platform for discussions on defending LGBT rights amidst rising right-wing voices.
The film features Giorgi Tabagari, a Georgian civil
The Sofia office of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom is responsible for the activities of the Foundation in Bulgaria and North Macedonia. Our mission is to facilitate the promotion of the principles of liberal democracy, the rule of law, political pluralism, and free markets, in a collaborative partnership with local and international partners. Our standard instruments include political education, policy support, and political dialogue, realised through regular events and publications.
of Denitsa Lyubenova is storming the international film
Diana Mureșan on the joys and hardships of joining a brand-new party and the conscious choice of not skipping steps when climbing the political ladder. Four years down the road, she is heading the local branch of the USR party, in Sibiu and has become a representative in the city’s municipal council.
18.04.2024 „Think Freedom: The Catalyst“ Premiere and Film
Kami percaya perubahan iklim adalah isu yang penting dan relevan bagi masyarakat global, khususnya di perkotaan. Sejatinya, isu lingkungan dan transportasi, serta pembangunan infrastuktur secara langsung menyentuh kehidupan orang banyak. Kami percaya, konsep kota tangguh dan pintar dapat memberikan jawaban untuk mengatasi permasalahan perubahan iklim di perkotaan.
News Film Pendek 01.12.2022 Rania Rizkiadinda
Lens on Human Rights „Istina,“ a narrative short film
The Greek documentary in the Art Interrupted series, directed by Eleftherios Asimakopoulos, follows painter and illustrator Maria Panagiotou. It focuses on the difficulties independent artists face every day even in a country where art has been prominent for centuries.
As the Artist mentions in the film: „In Greece, art
The beginning of the year was a very intense period for Poland, both in terms of political changes and disputes. Two former ministers have been imprisoned and the country has seen the current coalition and the opposition fight over their case. In addition, changes are taking place in other areas. The youngest schoolchildren are being freed from homework and Polish state television has been depoliticised after 8 years.
Holocaust tour through Poland premiered at Sundance Film
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation Beirut Office is focused on Lebanon and its people. Regional and local turmoil makes the work of the foundation in this country challenging, forcing our office in Beirut to constantly adapt to new social and political changes. In Lebanon, our main objective is to support Lebanese start-ups, civil society organisations and liberal political parties while raising awareness about political education, female empowerment and durable development.
Cabriolet Film Festival 09.07.2024 Kevin Awkar
Der griechische Dokumentarfilm aus der Reihe Art Interrupted unter der Regie von Eleftherios Asimakopoulos begleitet die Malerin und Illustratorin Maria Panagiotou. Im Mittelpunkt stehen die Schwierigkeiten, mit denen unabhängige Künstler tagtäglich konfrontiert sind, selbst in einem Land, in dem die Kunst seit Jahrhunderten einen hohen Stellenwert hat.
Wie die Künstlerin im Film erwähnt: „In Griechenland
