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communications, such as posters, banners, invitations and make sure

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.
I wasn’t sure how, but I was going to stay there for

In South Africa and across the world, women make up the largest population group in society, yet women are not equally represented in structures like Parliament, Caucuses, Legislatures, or leadership in general. Annually, the 9th of August is dedicated to commemorating the struggle of women and celebrating their achievements across all sectors in South Africa. This month, the FNF in South Africa puts the spotlight on nine liberal women in politics, kicking off with Chantel King.
That’s where I come in as a female, to make sure that

On 27 August 2021, FNF Malaysia successfully held our Music for Freedom Live concert. Dr.Almut Besold, Head of FNF Malaysia and Indonesia, opened the show with a few words. Francissca Peter, Vanessya S.Y.T, and Vera Jasini Putri will serve as this year’s judges. If you watch our live concert last year, you might familiar with their faces.
they like it, if they don’t like it they will make sure

Very few women in the world can start their life’s journey as part of an oppressed people in their country, grow to be the voice of their new-born nation to the world, help it earn its freedom, and not only live to tell the tale, but also make a successful political career. Edita Tahiri from Kosovo is one such rare example, and she has many stories to tell.
gain international support for independence and make sure

A conference in Nairobi takes Africa and Europe to a new level of cooperation: in times of demographic change and technological revolutions, an innovative win-win model that utilises the strengths of both continents was discussed. Europe is a technological leader in many areas, but faces the problem of demographic change and a shortage of skilled labour. In contrast, Africa has a young, motivated population with potential in digital technologies, but lacks sufficient jobs. However, the challenges lie primarily in education, communication and workers‘ rights. However, a survey commissioned by the FNF – and conducted by IPSOS – shows that business people are optimistic.
To be sure, this model of development and partnership

Politics is a bumpy and sometimes uncertain road. The story of Ciska Jordaan is a testament to this. Following the May 2024 elections Jordaan was elected as a Member of Parliament and now serves as a member of the Basic Education Portfolio Committee. However, her journey into politics began much earlier. During her days at the University of Pretoria, she noted how active student politics was, but at the time, she had no interest.
active in terms of community interaction and making sure

It could become one of the largest energy projects between Jordan and Israel since the Wadi Araba Treaty was signed in 1994: the newly envisioned “water-for-energy” deal, as it has been dubbed by the media, has the potential to strengthen green, cross-border cooperation in the Middle East.
What is sure, is that Jordan needs water.

The coronavirus pandemic wrought havoc on almost all walks of life, and the various industries ranging from commodities, tourism to apparel are even today trying to get back to normal. It was no different for the Tea industry, though it seems that some of the challenges it faced have helped the industry see things differently.
only through education that the industry could make sure

Find the interview with Martin Kothé for for the Premiere of Black Book of Government Waste 2020 for the Bulgarian daily newspaper, Dnevnik. Again, we at FNF were able to compile 15 stories of inefficient or questionable spending of Bulgarian citizens’ money, including indications of corruption or conflicts of interest. By pointing out these cases, we invite Bulgarians to demand transparency and accountability from the authorities. We believe Bulgarians have a right to know how their money is spent, and the people’s money should create welfare.
course you have to safeguard media pluralism by making sure