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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.
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Drawing the Line
During its 10th edition, the Model Youth Parliament brings together students from across Lebanon to debate innovative draft laws on public reform, judicial independence, and electoral modernization.
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Reforming the Public Sector
During its 10th edition, the Model Youth Parliament brings together students from across Lebanon to debate innovative draft laws on public reform, judicial independence, and electoral modernization.
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Reforming the Military Tribunal
During its 10th edition, the Model Youth Parliament brings together students from across Lebanon to debate innovative draft laws on public reform, judicial independence, and electoral modernization.
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Bringing the Vote Closer
During its 10th edition, the Model Youth Parliament brings together students from across Lebanon to debate innovative draft laws on public reform, judicial independence, and electoral modernization.
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Hkeeli at Beit Beirut: A Space for Memory and Dialogue
On April 13, 2025, Hkeeli turned Beit Beirut into a living space for memory, dialogue, and healing, inviting Lebanese society to confront its past and shape its future together.
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Thousands of Journeys, One Vision
4,000 participants, 300 organizers, and over 200 schools – that is the 2025 Lebanese American University’s Simulation Models (LAUSM),
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Lebanese Women Leading the Way
Lebanese women are leading change in education, politics, and industry—breaking barriers and redefining leadership. Meet the trailblazers shaping a more inclusive and innovative Lebanon.
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🧭 During the 10th edition of #ModelYouthParliament, students will debate four draft laws, including a proposal to finally and formally demarcate Lebanon’s land borders. This isn’t just about maps. It’s about sovereignty, security, and ending decades of legal and territorial ambiguity. — Adnan Haddad & Joseph Sfeir | MYP 10 Mentors Read the full article on👇 https://www.freiheit.org/lebanon/drawing-line
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🏛️ At #MYP10, youth will debate a powerful draft law to restructure Lebanon’s public sector — one that’s long been plagued by inefficiency, waste, and political interference. The proposal? A unified authority with real power to assess, reform, and rebuild state institutions. Because no real change is possible without a public sector that works — for everyone. — Anthony Saad & Samir Ghafari | MYP 10 Mentors Read the full article on the link below👇 https://www.freiheit.org/lebanon/reforming-public-sector #ModelYouthParliament #PublicSectorReform #GoodGovernance #Lebanon2025 #StateBuilding #YouthForDemocracy #MYP10
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🎥 Day 1 Highlights of MYP 10th Edition We kicked off this year’s #ModelYouthParliament with a powerful first day as the Preparatory Hub! The realities of parliamentary life; what it means to legislate, represent, and hold power responsibly. This year’s four draft laws; from electoral law reform to military judiciary, border demarcation, and public sector restructuring. A dynamic session on debating skills; because democracy is dialogue, and youth voices matter. Let the countdown to the simulation at the Lebanese Parliament begin! 🗳️🇱🇧 #MYP10 #FNF #USJ
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