Beirut
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.
News
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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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Lebanon’s Path to Reform
On February 4, 2025, political leaders, economic experts, and civil society representatives gathered at Habtoor City for the conference for Lebanon.
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Navigating Lebanon’s Economic Crisis: Challenges, Opportunities, and Strategic Solutions for the Pharmaceutical Sector
Lebanon's healthcare crisis exposes critical challenges in medication access, affordability, and quality. Urgent reforms, governance, and sustainable funding are key to building a resilient system.
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Call for Internship
We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic individual to join us as an Intern. This internship offers an opportunity to support our foundation’s mission while contributing to meaningful projects.
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Interview on the election of Joseph Aoun as the new Lebanese president
Joseph Aoun has been elected as the new president of Lebanon. We spoke to Ralf Erbel about the background, significance and prospects following this election. He is currently head of the MENA and Sub-Saharan Africa department.
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FNF Lebanon Supports City Forum Discussions on Key Issues
FNF Lebanon supported four City Forum discussions tackling defense, social cohesion, US policies, and Syria’s future, creating a space for dialogue on Lebanon’s key challenges and opportunities.
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Tunisian and Lebanese Civil Society Unite for Democracy
In Amman, Tunisian and Lebanese civil society actors joined forces to share lessons, confront challenges, and forge pathways to stronger democratic futures.