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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FNF and IACE Empower the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs
From AI-driven innovation to hands-on financial skills, GEW Tunisia 2025 brought together a new generation of entrepreneurs. In partnership with FNF Tunisia, IACE empowered young Tunisians with the tools, mindset, and inspiration to turn bold ideas into real impact. Dive into a week where creativity met opportunity and the future of entrepreneurship took shape.
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Tunis Hosts High-Level Economic Forum on Fragmentation, De-Globalization, and Resilience
In a world shaken by fragmentation and uncertainty, leading economists and policymakers gathered in Tunisia to rethink the future of globalization and resilience. The LIEI International Conference 2025 brought together visionary minds shaping Tunisia’s path toward sustainable and inclusive growth.
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Tunisia in Motion: Charting the Path Toward a Low-Carbon Future
From global challenges to local innovation, Tunisia is taking bold steps toward a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
Inspiring voices came together to explore solutions for a cleaner, freer future. The energy transition is happening and Tunisia is in motion -
African ESG Summit 2025: Africa Steps Up to Lead the Sustainability Transformation
Africa is not just adapting to global ESG standards, it’s redefining them.
From AI-powered climate solutions to startups driving green innovation, the African ESG Summit 2025, co-organized with FNF Tunisia & Libya, proved that sustainability and freedom go hand in hand -
FNF Tunisia & Libya: A Milestone in Building Tunisia’s Green Hydrogen Academic Consortium
Tunisia is taking a bold leap toward a sustainable future. FNF Tunisia & Libya has united top researchers and institutions in the country’s first Green Hydrogen Academic Consortium to shape Tunisia’s clean energy roadmap. Follow our journey and be part of the transformation toward a greener, freer future.
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Tunisian Export Markets in a Changing World: Challenges, Opportunities, and the Road Ahead
Tunisia’s exports remain heavily concentrated in the EU, but new opportunities are emerging in fast-growing global markets. Our latest Policy Brief reveals the data, the challenges, and the strategic steps needed to strengthen Tunisia’s position in the international economy.
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Migration Management in Tunisia: Challenges and Opportunities
Migration is a big part of Tunisia’s story from families seeking better futures abroad to people passing through Tunisia on their way to Europe. This paper looks at the challenges migrants face and highlights how Tunisia can turn these movements into positive opportunities for growth and connection.
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Climathon 1.0
Join the climate revolution! Witness the transformative power of Climathon 1.0, where young changemakers come together to tackle climate change and empower their communities. Get ready to be inspired by the stories of resilience and innovation that will leave you feeling hopeful and motivated to take action.
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Entrepreneurial Delegation Visits Tunisia
Discover the entrepreneurial spirit of Tunisia! Join us as we explore the vibrant hub of innovation and growth, where cross-border partnerships are forging a new path for entrepreneurs in Africa!
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Energy Forum “Net-Zero Pathways
With the slogan "Lead the Future Energy," the conference delved into topics ranging from Tunisia's climate change targets to the evolution of the renewable energy legal framework, highlighting the country's commitment to sustainable energy solutions.
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Stabilizing Democracies in the European Neighborhood Lessons from Lebanon and Tunisia
More than a decade after the “Arab Spring” swept away long-established dictatorships across the MENA region, an authoritarian claustrophobia has returned to many if not all societies in the region. The effervescence of civil society, led and inspired by the energy and demographic dominance of youth, has evaporated into a stillness of disappointment, disorientation, resignation. Overwhelming international commitment to support democratic change in the region was not able to turn the odds in favour of a lasting establishment of democratic norms, institutions and processes. This discussion paper, commissioned jointly by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom and Democracy Reporting International, aims to take stock of the lessons that can be learned, from the perspective of political and civil society actors in Tunisia and Lebanon, and to develop recommendations for a critical review of concepts, methods, and strategies of international democracy support.
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Office Manager Vacancy
Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) Tunisia and Libya is looking for an Office Manager to join the Team.
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Female leadership in the spotlight: Tunisia 2023 Women Entrepreneurs redefine excellence
Supported by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation and a host of sponsors committed to promoting new gender talents, the ´Femmes Entrepreneures de Tunisie´ competition has just produced an exceptional vintage "enhanced" by two new categories.
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Reshaping European Energy Relations across the Mediterranean: The Case of Green Hydrogen
"This study looks at the domestic hydrogen market in 5 MENA countries, to explore the potential for future use and production of green hydrogen. What policies changes are required to realise this potential and how can both sides of the Medetrranean benefit?"
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