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The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) is a German foundation devoted to the promotion of liberal principles and to political education, both in Germany and abroad. FNF opened its office in Vietnam in September 2012 with a wide range of topics: Provincial Competitiveness Index, Free Trade Agreements, market economy, and smart city. Our partners include Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Vietnam Institute for Economic and Policy Research (VEPR), University of Economics and Business (VNU-UEB), Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), among other localities and organisations. Should you have questions or suggestions about our work, please contact us or reach our team here.
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VACANCY NOTICE: Project Officer
FNF Vietnam is currently looking for candidates for the position of Project Officer (temporary for 7 months), working at the Hanoi office. To join our team, please send your application before 15 April 2023.
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CPTPP milestone marks nation’s economic integration
Vietnam is celebrating the fifth anniversary of its participation in the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership. Prof. Dr. Andreas Stoffers, Country Director at the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Vietnam, reflects on the multifaceted impact of this landmark agreement on the nation’s economic landscape.
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Women at Work Virtual Book Launch and Exhibition
FNF Myanmar proudly presents a virtual book launch and exhibition featuring photo essays by nine talented women artists, capturing the essence of female strength and resilience under the theme of “Women at Work”. The exhibition will be hosted on a virtual platform, allowing guests to freely explore the interactive spaces.
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Thailand plans to recognize Same-Sex Unions
While parts of Southeast Asia have vibrant LGBTQ communities, offering sanctuary to many, the absence of legal recognition for same-sex couples is a disparity. In 2024, hopes are high for a breakthrough as Thailand contemplates the passage of a same-sex marriage bill.
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Institutional reform to enhance Vietnam's economic resilience ahead of new challenges
The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act mandates responsible supply chain management for German companies, influencing EU-Asian trade and advising Vietnamese businesses and authorities to align with global sustainability standards. Prof. Dr. Andreas Stoffers (FNF Vietnam) and Ms. Lanh Huyen Nhu (AHK Vietnam) spoke with Vietnam Investment Review (VIR) on the various opportunities and challenges posed by the new law in Vietnam.
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Vietnam's East Sea Strategy - Balancing Sovereignty and Stability
The South China Sea is the scene of international tensions, particularly due to China's disputed claim to 90% of these waters. Vietnam thus faces economic challenges from China's aggressive actions. Our analysis sheds light on Vietnam's strategic plan to maintain sovereignty, promote peace and seek alliances with Germany and the EU.
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EU Green Deal and Impacts on Vietnamese Exports
The European Union (EU) is one of the most important markets for Vietnam’s exports. To continue to effectively and sustainably exploit this market, understanding and fully complying with the bloc's green regulations is especially important for Vietnamese manufacturers and exporters as well as relevant authority units.
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