Abidjan
The Foundation for Freedom’s work in Côte d’Ivoire focuses mainly on the youth and their engagement in politics and civil society. Many programmes are directed at liberal youth’s and women’s movements. The Foundation also works actively on identifying liberal organisations and individuals willing to take responsibility and contribute to development. They include young entrepreneurs as well as political and business leaders who work on political initiatives or business ideas, thereby supporting the country’s progress.
News
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What women in liberal politics can learn from Germany and West Africa
In Abidjan, FNF brought West African women politicians together. Former Bundestag member Sandra Weeser shares lessons on resilience, solidarity and staying the course in politics.
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Migration is here to stay
Migration is not a threat but an opportunity. In Abidjan, liberal leaders explored how managed mobility can strengthen security, unlock prosperity and renew the Africa–Europe partnership.
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EU/Sahel: a derailed locomotive?
Instability across the Sahel continues to drive human rights abuses, democratic decline, hunger and displacement, with consequences reaching neighbouring countries and Europe.
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Why generational conflict has not yet erupted
Africa's Generation Z demands change: In Côte d'Ivoire, 83-year-old Ouattara is likely to run again – but in the parliamentary elections in December, the young, digitally connected generation could show its influence.
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Call for a younger, more innovative and more visible liberalism, in Africa as in Europe
As Côte d'Ivoire heads to the polls, the youth, over 70% of the population, stand as the force for change, shaping a future of freedom, innovation, responsibility and ethical, forward-looking governance.
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Clinique de l’Entrepreneur
Dans le cadre de son programme de promotion de l’entrepreneuriat en Côte d’Ivoire, la Fondation Friedrich Naumann pour la liberté en partenariat avec Audace Institut Afrique a organisé le Jeudi 02 Février 2023, la clinique des entrepreneurs. Cet atelier s’est déroulé dans la salle de conférences de la Fondation Friedrich Naumann et a réuni 42 personnes dont 30 entrepreneurs.
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Forum Ouest africain de la Jeunesse
L’Afrique de l’Ouest connait ces dernières années une recrudescence des coups d’État constitutionnels, militaires et une exacerbation de la conflictualité, dans un contexte de montée en puissance des activités terroristes dans la sous-région. Le Mali, le Burkina Faso, le Niger, la Côte d’Ivoire, le Nigeria, sont confronté à des activités terroristes à leurs frontières ou sur leurs territoires.