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
-
A silent explosion
In the afternoon, Jordanian authorities announced on national television that the government has imposed a ban on the long-established Muslim Brotherhood.
-
Christian Traditions in a Muslim-Majority Land
In Jordan, a small Christian community keeps centuries-old Easter traditions alive. Discover how faith, freedom, and peaceful coexistence shape this celebration in a Muslim-majority country.
-
Liberalism in Jordan: A Name, a Value, or a Future?
Liberalism in Jordan: misunderstood or full of potential? Here’s what happened when we brought it to the table.
-
Guiding the Future – How Civil Society Research Shapes Jordan’s Path
Insights, dialogue, and shared perspectives—Coffee Talk brought together civic voices to examine the impact of research on Jordan’s policy and development landscape.
-
FNF & Future Forward Launch 100-Day Parliament Study
-
FNF Jordan Hosts the Ramadan Refugee Market in Amman
-
Inspiring the Next Generation: Exploring Liberal Thought
The Free Youth Course gathered 24 young participants to explore liberalism, democracy, and individual freedoms through expert-led sessions and discussions.
Social Media
Focus
Our Experts
Most popular
-
Agreement with the IMF - important milestone for Argentina's resurrection
Argentina -
Small Island, Big Impact: What Europe can learn from Taiwan
Taiwan -
“Fighting Starts When Talking Stops”: The South China Sea Conflict in the Light of a New US Foreign Policy
US Foreign Policy -
Bringing the Vote Closer
Model Youth Parliament