Amman
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom has been active in Jordan since 1984, implementing projects in the areas of decentralisation, civic education, entrepreneurship, and free market economy. The Amman Office originally coordinated the Foundation’s projects in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq. Since 2016 it has been serving as FNF's Middle East and North Africa Regional Office.
In Jordan, the FNF Office cooperates with a diverse array of partners including ministries and civil society organisations. Through various projects and events, FNF’s partners promote liberal values such as human rights, democracy, the rule of law and social market economy.
News
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NAUSIM: Turning Political Theory into Practice for Jordan's Youth
Six years of turning political theory into practice: in this Jordan TV interview, FNF and Partners Jo discuss Nausim, the parliamentary simulation giving Jordanian youth a real seat under the dome — from elections and committees to debating laws on the floor. Watch the full conversation. And a shorter, one-line version if you need something tighter for a social card or homepage banner: How do you turn political knowledge into political practice? Watch FNF and Partners Jo discuss Nausim, the parliamentary simulation empowering Jordan's youth.
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The AfD Won in Saxony-Anhalt. The Wrong Lesson Is That Germany Has Closed Its Doors.
The AfD’s result in Saxony-Anhalt has renewed debate about migration, government performance and the direction of German politics. Beyond the election itself, the result raises questions about why simple answers are gaining support for complex problems.
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Courage in Partnership Conference Highlights the Future of EU–Jordan Migration Cooperation and Refugee Leadership
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Kick-off of Freedome: Naumann Architects of Freedom
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Youth-Led Policy Pathways in Jordan
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Art, Dialogue, and Community Voices
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The Naumann Parliamentary Simulation in Practice