09.05.2022 | Climate and Energy | Press

Energy Transition and Women in the Public sector : New Capacity Building cooperation

RCREEE is very pleased to join forces with the Amman based Regional Climate and Energy Project MENA at Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) building the... More

| Climate and Energy | Events

11th Sustainable Cities Conference; Cities in Transition

29-30th of March, 2022 Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt / Online via Zoom More

07.03.2022 | Blog

End of the campaign - our “Climate for Justice” fight continues!

Climate change and social justice are closely interlinked. The consequences of climate change threaten to further exacerbate the existing inequalities... More

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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

Department for Middle East and North Africa
FES Berlin
Hiroshimastraße 28
10785 Berlin

info.nahost(at)fes.de

About FES

Offices in the Region
 

Themes

Economy and Social Justice

Economy and Social Justice

While socio-economic factors were an important driver for the protest movements... More

Gender Justice

Gender Justice

Social justice — a fundamental value of social democracy and a central field of action of the FES... More

Climate and Energy

Climate and Energy

In the coming decades, the MENA region is expected to be disproportionately affected... More

Workers’ Rights

Workers’ Rights

Social injustice remains one of the most serious problems in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. More

Youth Participation

Youth Participation

Throughout the MENA, young people make up a large part of the population... More

Peace and Security

Peace and Security

The recent disintegration of state order and the increase in crises and conflicts have had a decisive impact... More

Regional Projects

Economic Policies for Social Justice

Economic Policies for Social Justice

The issue of Social Justice is at the core of politics in the Arab world today.


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Climate and Energy

Climate and Energy

Climate Justice, social consequences of Climate Change, Renewable Energy, and Energy Efficiency ...


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Regional Trade Union Program

Regional Trade Union Program

Trade unions have played an important political role during the political unrest.


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Promoting Migration Governance

Promoting Migration Governance

Cooperation between trade unions & stakeholders in North Africa, West Africa & Europe.


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FES Regional Peace and Security Project

FES Regional Peace and Security Project

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is currently home to many of the world’s deadliest conflicts, many unsolved ...


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Political Feminism

Political Feminism

There is no social justice without gender justice and there is no gender justice without socio-political and economic reforms.


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Regional Young Leaders Program

Regional Young Leaders Program

The Young Leaders’ Regional Thematic Network (RTN) is a programme designed for young adults.


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Youth Study

Youth Study

In 2015, five years after the Arab Spring, the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung assigned TNS Infratest, in collaboration with a scientific ...


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FES MENA Blog

FES MENA Blog

From Beirut to Khartoum and from Rabat to Teheran, our FES colleagues, partners as well as guest contributors share their insights from the ground and offer food for thought on current developments in the MENA region. More

FES MENA Events

FES MENA Events

Conferences, training programmes, scientific workshops, study presentations, press conferences, or participation in national or international events: The FES initiates, organizes and supports events related to the regional and national projects and thematic fields. More

FES MENA Publications

FES MENA Publications

Publications from all national offices and regional projects covering the FES thematic fields in Arabic, English and Arabic are available for free download. For printed copies please contact the FES office in your country. More

FES MENA in the Media

FES MENA in the Media

How do FES publications and conferences shape public discourse and how are the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung and its activities perceived in the media? Have a look at local and international press reactions. More

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