FNF East and Southeast Europe

The Artist and the Tyrant – How to Promote Freedom Through Art?
Learn more about the Future of Freedom Consultation in Georgia 2018
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EWA East Europe 2018 Graduated Successfully
Meet the graduated 2018 Class for East Europe of the European Women's Academy for Political Leadership and Campaigning.
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European Women's Academy for Political Leadership and Campaigning 2018
Meet the 2018 Class of EWA for East and Southeast Europe
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The Foundation for Freedom Keeps Its Promises
Ceremony for the 60-year anniversary of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom
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The Feeling of Freedom
British Historian Timothy Garton Ash gives the 12th Freedom of Speech at the Brandenburg Gate
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Discover the Breadth of FNF's Engagement and Activities in 2017
Annual Report of Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom
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In Need of a Toolbox Against Populism?
Insights from Populism for Dummies ELF-FNF
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A New Security Policy for Eastern Europe?
Analytical Report from Future of Freedom Ukraine Consultation
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Voices of Tolerance from Promoting Tolerance Anniversary
The Programme in the Eyes of AJC and FNF
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The Foundation’s region of East and Southeast Europe (ESEE) consists of 22 countries in Eastern Europe including Turkey. The Foundation maintains Project Offices in six locations (Belgrade, Istanbul, Kiev, Moscow, Sofia and Tbilisi) and employs about 50 professional staff. The Regional Office is based in Sofia, Bulgaria. Most FNF Project Offices cover more than one country but the Foundation does not have programmes on the ground in all of the 22 countries.

The main aim of the Foundation's work in East and Southeast Europe is to promote democracy, the rule of law, pluralism and free markets. The standard tool set is used for this purpose: political education, political consulting and political dialogue.