The Forum on the World Economic Order welcomed its third delegation of experts at the end of February for a seven day study tour focusing on the advancements and challenges of e-commerce and the digital economy both in the United States and around the world. The Forum hosted a delegation of ten participants from Brazil,… Read More
The Forum on the World Economic Order hosted its second delegation of experts in November for a seven day study tour focusing on challenges to migration, immigration, and integration both in the United States and around the world. The Forum was pleased to welcome five participants from South Africa, the Czech Republic, Germany, Turkey, and… Read More
The American Jewish Committee (AJC) and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) welcomed this year’s participants of the study tour “Promoting Tolerance” for a reception in Washington, DC to celebrate the 25th year of this flagship dialogue program. Claus Gramckow, Representative USA and Canada for the Transatlantic Dialogue Program of FNF and Andrew Baker,… Read More
The Transatlantic Dialogue Program of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) was delighted to bring a delegation of U.S. Lieutenant Governors and their staff in cooperation with the National Lieutenant Governors Association (NLGA) to Düsseldorf and Berlin for a productive and insightful week-long study tour to facilitate exchanges between U.S. and German legislators on… Read More
Die Amerikaner sind Weltmeister im Wahlkampf führen. Ständig befindet sich das Land im Wahlkampfmodus. Dabei werden schwindelerregende Summen aufgewendet, um das Spektakel perfekt zu inszenieren. Doch wie funktioniert der Wahlkampf in Deutschland? Dieser Frage ging eine Gruppe amerikanischer Wahlkampfexperten nach, die auf Einladung der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit den Bundestagswahlkampf aus nächster Nähe beobachteten. Akribische… Read More
The FNF Forum on the World Economic Order launched its first program in July, a six-day study tour focused on the state of free trade in light of increasing protectionist rhetoric around the world. The Forum welcomed six trade experts from Germany, Lebanon, Pakistan, Serbia, Slovakia, and South Africa to Washington, DC to meet with… Read More
