Tunis
The Foundation's work abroad began with the opening of an office in Tunisia in 1964. About 50 years later, in 2011, a new phase started for the Foundation in the context of the Tunisian revolution. In addition to the long-established areas of work (e.g. journalist training, economic policy), we are devoted to the promotion of liberal principles and to political education. The goal of the foundation is to advance the principles of human rights, rule of law, freedom of press and democracy.
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News
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Carbon Tax & Carbon Credits: Strategic Implications for Tunisia
How can carbon pricing shape Tunisia’s future? Experts in Tunis explored the opportunities and challenges of carbon taxes and carbon markets for the country’s transition. Discover the key insights.
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Towards a More Resilient Coastline: A Dialogue on Tunisia’s Coastal Future
Experts, civil society, and key stakeholders gathered on March 7, 2026, for a dynamic exchange on the challenges facing Tunisia’s coastline, from climate change to coastal erosion and the nature-based solutions that can help build a more resilient and sustainable future.
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Rethinking Water in Tunisia: A Public Debate Around “Thirsty Tunisia”
Tunisia is running out of water, but why?
From illegal wells to failing policies, “Thirsty Tunisia” uncovers the hidden realities behind the crisis.
We brought this investigation to the public in a dynamic debate with experts and citizens.
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Tunisia Women Entrepreneurs Awards
At the 11th Trophées de Femmes Entrepreneures de Tunisie, inspiring entrepreneurs were celebrated for their innovation, inclusion, and impact .
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When AI Meets Natural Disasters
Can AI help us better respond to natural disasters or make crises harder to manage?
From misinformation risks to powerful tools for anticipation, our latest debate explored how artificial intelligence is reshaping crisis response and why responsible use matters more than ever. -
Rethinking Tunisia’s Blue Economy: Governance, Climate, and Accountability at the Coastline
What does it take to build a sustainable blue economy?
From governance and climate resilience to investigative journalism and data transparency, this initiative explored the policies, sectors, and environmental realities shaping Tunisia’s coastline bridging expertise with field insights from Bizerte. -
Office Manager Vacancy
Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) Tunisia and Libya is looking for an Office Manager to join the Team.