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50th Anniversary of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom
Fifty years ago, on 19 May 1958, at Villa Hammerschmidt in Bonn, a group of committed Liberals met with the then Federal President, Theodor Heuss, to establish the Friedrich Naumann Foundation. In so doing they acted with precisely the sort of civic involvement that a vibrant democracy requires. If those founders were still with us today, they would be proud of what they started.
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e-Learning Award granted to the International e-Academy
The concept launched by the International e-Academy for Leadership was recognized at the Hannover CeBIT Information Technology Trade Show with the European award for e-Learning “eureleA 2008”.
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Strengthening Networks and Combating Human Trafficking: LI and CALD Hold a Conference on Human Rights
Liberal International (LI) and the Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats (CALD), with the support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) and the Taiwan Fund for Democracy, organized the conference “Strengthening Networks and Combating Human Trafficking” in Taipei, Taiwan from December 7-10 2007. Hosted by the Democratic Progressive Party of Taiwan (DPP), the conference was designed to create awareness of human trafficking in Asia, to analyze its dynamics and to work out policy responses. It also looked at the role of liberal parties and parliamentarians in the promotion and protection of human rights.
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Jürgen Wickert appointed coordinator of ENOP
On his first General Assembly on 7 November 2007 in the European Office of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in Brussels, the “European Network of Political Foundations” (ENOP) has elected Dr. Jürgen D. Wickert (Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit) as its new coordinator for two years. ENoP consists of 41 members from 19 countries and is not an umbrella organization but a cooperation to represent the interests of the 5 political families in Europe concerning the EU.
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From Object to Subject. Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe’s External Relations
A Joint International Conference in Berlin November 5-6th, 2007, organized by the Friedrich Naumann Stiftung (FNSt) and Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP)
The forthcoming European-African Summit in Lisbon December 8-9th 2007 - the first one since the Cairo Summit in 2000 – is proof that Africa is not excluded from the rest of the world. In fact, Africa is part and parcel of international politics and the world economy. Against this background this international conference “From Object to Subject. Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe’s External Relations” took place at an appropriate time and offered a unique opportunity for Africans, Europeans and Americans to critically discuss and review the difficult and sometimes delicate relationship between the European Union (EU), African Union (AU) and its Sub-Saharan member states.
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Belarus: An outsider to the political values and structures of Europe
In terms of geography Belarus is situated in the centre of Europe. Nevertheless it remains an outsider to the political values and structures of Europe. Ruled by an autocratic leader, the people of Belarus do not enjoy the same liberties and opportunities as the citizens of the countries of the EU. Therefore it is important to strengthen the civil society in Belarus.
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Political advocacy in Tanzania
The Civic United Front (CUF) in Tanzania completed the advocacy training for its councillors as planned at the end of October 2007. With the support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation East Africa (FNF) office trainings programmes were conducted in eight stations and managed to reach almost all 168 CUF councillors in the country.
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Burma ‘on the brink of a Humanitarian Crisis’; Civil War Possible
Speakers at the “Burma’s Crisis: Ways Forward” seminar agreed that Myanmar is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis and that more outside pressure is needed to stop the junta’s on-going brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protestors. The seminar was attended by university students, academics, journalists, NGO activists, a European Union political councillor and foreign diplomats from several countries such as the United Kingdom, Poland, New Zealand and Australia.
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Regional Office South Asia: Audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Dr. René Klaff in the Audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama
For almost last 15 years the FNSt has been cooperating with the Tibetan Parliament in Exile and their Think Tank, the Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre (TPPRC). Now the Regional Office South Asia met in Dharamsala, which is the seat of His Holiness and the Tibetan Exile Institutions. In the presence of Dr. Irmgard Schwaetzer, member of the Board of Directors and Mr. Harald Klein, Head of the Department for International Politics, the colleagues from New Delhi, Islamabad and Colombo worked on the implementation of the FNSt strategy and its regional application.
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Global Launch of the Economic Freedom Index of the World 2007 in New-Delhi
Release of Economic Freedom Index of the World 2007
The Friedrich Naumann – Stiftung für die Freiheit together with the Economic Freedom Network Asia, the Fraser Institute and the local host, the Centre for Civil Society launched the global Economic Freedom Index of the World 2007 on 4th September 2007 in New-Delhi. Launching the report, prepared by the Fraser Institute of Canada, Industry and Commerce Minister, Shri Kamal Nath said that India had significantly improved its position especially under freedom to trade internationally in the last fifteen years.
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50th Anniversary of Ayn Rand
Katrin Bannach, FNSt South Asia addresses the gathering
On October, 12 Liberty Institute and the Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit celebrated the 50th Anniversary of Ayn Rand’s most influential book, Altas Shrugged, in Delhi. In the US, it is considered to be the book, after the bible that had an impact on the readers. With Atlas Shrugged Ayn Rand pleaded the case for freedom and independent thinking by writing fiction. Rand has connected some highly abstract arguments for libertarianism to reality by building a model of what the ideas would look like if you put them into practice. Atlas Shrugged is not only shocking and inspiring, but it provides millions of readers with arguments to challenge the errors of collectivist government.
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South Africa: Is conformity of views the aim?
Ms. Raenette Taljaard the director of the Helen Suzman Foundation (HSF), one the Foundation’s partners in South Africa, comments on the possible arrest of the Sunday Times editor for making documents available relevant to whether the Minister of Health is fit to hold public office. The notion of arrest has raised criticism among civil society groups and the opposition for the infringement on press freedom.
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Consultancy for liberal reform party in India
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Lok Satta means People's Power. This is the name of the still very young regional political party from Andhra Pradesh, which can be located in the spectrum of political liberalism. The party, especially its head Dr. J.P Narayan, has been in good contact with the Delhi office of Friedrich Naumann – Stiftung für die Freiheit. Dr. Rolf Steltemeier, a consultant of the Foundation, conducted a consultancy from 29.-31.8.2007 on the topic "Party organisation, Communication, Strategic planning". The party has a people centric democratic polity. Their main aims are freedom to self empowerment, anti-discrimination (especially due to caste and gender), education for all and the integration of the most neglected village population (approx. 75% total Indian Population!) into a modern way of life.
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In support of promoting Liberal Principles
On the 14th of October 2007, Business Development Services Consultancy (BDS), partner of the Friedrich Naumann Stiftung für die Freiheit in Sri Lanka, added another feather in their cap. A group of young students who followed the “Gainful Employment Programme” two years ago, today as successful young leaders clearly on their way to make a mark on the society, volunteered to conduct sessions of the current programme.
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TII, Indonesia and Lion Rock, Hong Kong - Winners of EFN Asia 2007 Awards
We are delighted to announce the winners of the first EFN Asia Awards. They are the Indonesian Institute, Center for Public Policy Research (TII) and the Lion Rock Institute.
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Conference: New Approaches to Conflict-Management in the Middle East under Scrutiny
The Middle Eastern Region has a large number of long-standing conflicts, of which the most relevant are the Israeli-Arab conflict and the conflict over hegemony in the Gulf since the collapse of state structures in Iraq. There is a controversy in the international political debate over the correct approach that promises more success in resolving these conflicts: the sub-regional or the multilateral.
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MEP Alexander Graf Lambsdorff visits Turkey
Alexander Count LAMBSDORFF, Member of the European Parliament visited Turkey from August 11 to 14, amid the debates over Turkey’s accession to the European Union are becoming more intense with the victory of Islamic rooted AKP, Justice and Development Party success at the general election held on 22 July 07.
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Apply for 2007 Freda Utley Prize for Advancing Liberty!
Organisations and think-tanks are encouraged to apply for the 2007 Freda Utley Prize, which rewards the efforts of non-governmental organisations to effectively spread the ideas of freedom in difficult parts of the world. This annual prize offers a $10,000 reward to a single winner that demonstrates excellence in reaching a broad audience or making substantial impact on opinion-makers to make concepts related to freedom better understood.
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Security Conference on “Democratization and Security in Central Eurasia”
In partnership with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation Istanbul office, the ARI Movement has organized its 9th Annual International Security Conference on June 14-15. “Central Eurasia” gifted by rich natural sources, has a significant geopolitical position.
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North Korea: Seminar on the Economics of International Trade and Investment
Although it still seems a far way to go until the DPR Korea considers an integration into the WTO or regional trade agreements there is still a great interest in the topic.
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Efficiency and Good Governance in Regulatory Bodies – need of the hour
Dr. Salman Shah
Having in view the increasingly problems of services in the water, energy and telecom sector the International Institute of Islamic Economics (IIIE) of the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) organized a seminar on “Policy Framework for Public Utilities Management”.
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Pakistan IAF Alumni network becomes the FreedomGaters
For the past five years, the steadily growing network of Pakistani International Academy for Leadership, Gummersbach Alumni have been getting together annually to discuss ideas. At each of these annual meetings a need to more formally organize themselves and become a more “visible force for change” was expressed.
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FNSt Partner conferred with the "Gwangju Prize for Human Rights 2007"
Dr. Raghuvanshi
Dr. Lenin Raghuvanshi has been awarded 2007 Gwangju Prize for Human Rights in recognition of his efforts in improving the state of human rights in India. Dr. Raghuvanshi is the State Director (Uttar Pradesh) of the European Union and Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung support project on "Prevention of Torture in India: From Public Awareness to State Accountability".
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Running a Successful Liberal Youth Organisation
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A five day South Asian regional workshop on ‘Running a Successful Liberal Youth Organisation’ was organized by Liberal Youth South Asia (LYSA), supported by Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung.
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'India-FAN' formed to develop Liberal Network
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The Second FNF Alumni Meeting in India held in on 2007 has witnessed the formation of 'India-FNF Alumni Network' (IFAN) to serve the purpose of promoting a more liberal society in India.
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“National champions” - a waste of taxpayers’ money
Large multinational corporations have financial capacities that exceed the gross domestic product of entire countries. Their enormous contribution to employment, growth and fiscal revenues makes it understandable that governments are tempted to nurture local companies to turn them into “national champions”. However, experts attending the recent International Conference on Competition by the Federal Cartel Office agreed that nurturing these national giants makes them dependent on government support rather than allow them to be competitive in international markets.
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Turkish MP advisers visit Brussels and Berlin
Ten advisers of members of the Turkish Parliament visited Brussels and Berlin in order to be informed about Turkish-EU relations, the assessment of Turkish EU politics from a European point of view and the status quo of Turkish chances to enter the European Union.
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Thai Prime Minister vows to fully support the creation of an ASEAN Human Rights Commission
Thai Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont assured a visiting delegation from the Working Group for an ASEAN Human Rights Mechanism (Working Group) that his government will support the ongoing initiative to establish an intergovernmental commission for human rights in ASEAN.
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New study shows Property Rights laws boost prosperity
IPRI measure of seventy countries shows economic benefits of strong legal protection for land, inventions and other private property.
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Liberal MP visits Turkey
Dr. Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, German Member of the European Parliament visited Turkey from March 7 to 10. He was going to discuss the chances, risks and chances with both politicians and the Foundation’s counterparts in Turkey, presenting them the position of the European Parliament, the liberal group and the liberal party in Germany.
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'Regional Economic Integration an essential precondition for a peaceful South Asia’ says Dr. Gerhardt
Dr. Wolfgang Gerhardt, MP and Chairman of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, underlined the importance of a functioning market economy for creation of a prosperous, open, peaceful South Asia, free from poverty and oppression. He was speaking at the 2nd SAARC Business Leaders Conclave on the topic of "Regional Cooperation: A Springboard for Growth and Job Creation" held in Mumbai from 17-18th February 2007.
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Dr. Wolfgang Gerhardt, Chairman FNF, Visits India
From its Regional Office South Asia in Delhi, Friedrich Naumann Foundation implements a broad spectrum of projects in the areas of market economy, rule of law, civic education and conflict prevention. Interactions with Project Partners, politicians, business leaders and security experts – the program of Dr. Wolfgang Gerhardt was tight!
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Foundation kicked off European election campaign
The FNF in Sofia kicked off European election year 2007 with a series of political training courses. In May probably, 18 members of the European Parliament will be elected in Bulgaria, which, after 17 years of transformation, is no longer a satellite state of the USSR, but a full member of the EU.
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THE ART OF ASKING
The Young Liberals and Democrats of Asia (YLDA) held their first international forum for 2007 in Colombo Sri Lanka. The programme was hosted by the Institute for Democracy and Leadership (IDL) and the Liberal Youth Guilds (LYGs) of Sri Lanka and sponsored by the Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung.
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SMED: Launching SME Policy Reforms to face the Challenges in the SAARC Region
Small & Medium Enterprise Developers (Project SMED) a joint project of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce & Industry in Sri Lanka (FCCISL) and the Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung (FNSt) brought out a publication titled “Challenges & Policy Reforms for SME development in SAARC Countries”.
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“India-US Nuclear Agreement: Deal or No Deal?”
Year 2007 began with “India-US Nuclear Agreement: Deal or No Deal?” at the People’s Forum. This Forum was organized on 12th January 2007 at the amphitheatre of the India Habitat Centre in Delhi. The Forum invited three prominent persons on its panel namely Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Spokesperson Congress, Prakash Jadvekar, Spokesperson BJP and Brahma Chellaney, a security expert.
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International Conference of Autonomous Regions for Tibet
A unique International Conference of Autonomous Regions for Tibet (19-20 November 2006) was organised on the outskirts of Delhi by the Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre (TPPRC) which is a joint project of the Friedrich-Naumann Stiftung (FNSt.) and the Tibetan Parliament-in-exile.
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Pakistani Liberals visited Germany
A delegation of seven liberal Pakistanis hailing from FNSt partners in Pakistan visited Germany on the invitation of the International Academy for Leadership (IAF). The delegation comprised of senior members of Liberal Forum Pakistan (LFP), Society for the Protection of the Rights of the Child (SPARC) as well as a leading liberal journalist of the country.
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Restructuring Relations between Western and Islamic Countries
This was the topic of the 3rd International Roundtable on "Constructing Peace, Deconstructing Terror" which was held in Brussels on 26/27. November 2007, jointly organized by the Mumbai-based Strategic Foresight Group, the liberal fraction of the European Parliament "Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE)" and the Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation.
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Human Rights Forum and Book Launch Stress Importance of Rule of Law, Individual Liberty
Siegfried Herzog
FNF Resident Representative Siegfried Herzog praised the forum as a timely reminder that the challenges of human rights protection cut across borders.
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Making the Market Work for the Poor
Siegfried Herzog
Twenty-five local government officials, members of civil society and students gathered together at the Asian Institute of Management Conference Center, Makati City from 13-15 November 2006 for the Friedrich Naumann Foundation’s second Liberal Leadership Training (LLT) seminar “Market Economy and Poverty Alleviation: Making the Market Work for the Poor.”
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Local Autonomy and Successful Local Economic Development
In South Korea, local autonomy has been so far discussed mainly from the institutional and political points of view. However, in the era of “Glocalization” (meaning the impact of globalisation on local politics and economy) one also needs to evaluate local autonomy from the economic perspective, in particular, the opportunities and challenges of local governments.
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Liberalism, Youth & Democracy in South Asia
The Liberal Youth Guilds (LYGs) in Sri Lanka amply demonstrated their commitment to promote liberal values at the workshop on “liberalism, youth & democracy in South Asia”, which was held as a part of LYSA’s (Liberal Youth for South Asia) activity plan for 2006. The workshop was held in Wadduwa Sri Lanka, during the period 13th to 16th October 2006.
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Technology for Rural, Micro and SME Development
Small and Medium Enterprise Developers (SMED) a joint project of the Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung (FNSt) and the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry in Sri Lanka (FCCISL), organized the first ever SME 2006 Machinery Fair.
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Free Trade and Minimum State Intervention key ingredients of Regional Cooperation...
Mohamed Jaleel, Minister for Trade and Economic Development, Republic of Maldives emphasized the importance of Free Trade and Minimum State Intervention as the key ingredients of contribution to regional economic growth of South Asia.
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SPARC Earthquake Consultation
FNSt Pakistan’s partner Society for the Protection of the Rights of the Child (SPARC) organized a consultation on November 6th on “Earthquake Disaster Response: What Needs to be Done for Children in Next 3 Years?”
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Hun Sen declares support for an Independent Human Rights Institution
“We want to establish a National Human Rights Institution based on the Paris Principles,” declared Prime Minister Hun Sen of Cambodia during his keynote address at a conference on the Establishment of a National Human Rights Institution in Cambodia.
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EFN Asia discusses the merits of free trade
The benefits of free trade have been proven, with empirical studies, to increase wealth and economic growth for nations. Yet populist NGOs usually condemn trade agreements for their effects on marginalized communities. How useful are bilateral free trade agreements? A conference organised by FNF Southeast and East Asia discussed this question in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at the 8th EFN Asia Annual Conference.
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Member of the German Bundestag visits Pakistan
Liberal parliamentarian gains herself a first impression of the country
Ms. Hoff, MP with Mr. Gul
Ms. Elke Hoff, MP, Member of the Defense Committee of the German Bundestag, has recently visited Pakistan to get an idea about the political situation in Pakistan as well as Afghanistan. The purpose of her visit was the extension of the mandate for the Bundeswehr-Mission in Afghanistan.
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Meeting of the FNSt Alumni in India
Alumni
Muggy Friday afternoons may generally be better suited to a snooze and planning for the weekend ahead, but friends and colleagues of the Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation had other ideas up their sleeve on the 22nd September.
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Economic Freedom Index of the World 2006 released in India ...
Report
The Report of the Economic Freedom Index of the World 2006 as prepared by the Fraser Institute of Canada was released by the Media Advisor to the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Sanjay Baru on 7th September 2006 in Delhi.
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FNSt-EU Joint project on 'Prevention of Torture'
India’s quest to be a global player is in keeping with its initiatives to strengthen democracy. Strong democratic institutions are the key to a free society and dynamic individuals. Respect for human rights is a pre-condition for the strengthening of such institutions.
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Functioning Market Economy a key ingredient to Freedom and Development...
Dr. René Klaff, Regional Director, Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung, South Asia emphasized the positive correlation between Freedom and Market Economy on the one hand and Development in a general sense on the other.
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1st German Muslim Dialogue
Legal representation of the Muslim faith and matters of integrating the Muslim community into the fabrics of German liberal democracy are the major issues to be discussed with the German government in the next 2-3 years.
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IAF Alumni conferred with Magsaysay award!
Arvind Kejriwal, a mechanical engineer from IIT Kharagpur and a civil servant on leave has been conferred with the prestigious Magsaysay Award in the Emergent Leadership category.
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Tibetans in-exile elect a new Parliament
On the 18th March 2006, Tibetans in exile voted for the 14th Assembly of the Tibetan People’s Deputies (ATPD), commonly known as Tibet’s Parliament-in-exile. Tibetans across the globe elect their representatives every five years.
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De-regulation – SMED and FCCISL take the Lead
FNSt Partner SMED organized a highly successful "Key persons' Forum" in collaboration with the Federation of Chambers of Commerce & Industry in Sri Lanka (FCCISL).
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Drive Against Bribe Campaign
The Right to Information Act, 2005 could not have come into being without the collective hard work and support of hundreds of small and large organizations around the country.
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