The 2010 EFN Asia Conference and the Members Meeting will be held on 7-8 and 9 Oct. 2010 at the Sultan Hotel. This year’s theme is “Migration and the Wealth of Nations.”
Pan Asian Youth Forum
Atlas will host its first Asia Youth Conference in Jakarta, Indonesia at the Sultan Hotel on 4-6 Oct. 2010. Young participants from around Asia will be invited for two full days of lectures, workshops, and brainstorming sessions in order to provide them with the skills they will need to spread the ideas of a free society in their home countries.
Sept 2010
STUDENT FIRST: Dialogue Series on Quality Education for All
School Choice Campaign and India Habitat Centre holds an open forum discussion on “National Curriculum: Does one size fit all?” on 8 Sept. 2010at the Casuarina Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. For more information
Mission & Visit: Dr. Adam Visits Japan
Wednesday, 27 January 2010 17:58
Dr.Hiroshi Yoshida,
Mr. Walter Klitz, Dr. Rainer Adam, Mr. Masaru Uchiyama, and Mr. Yuya Watase
On the occasion of the
official visit of German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, Dr. Rainer Adam
and Mr. Walter Klitz of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Liberty visited Tokyo on 10-15 January 2010 for the purpose
of discussing with the Foundation's partners and government officials the
current political and economic situation in Japan and the region.
Specifically, the
Directors held meetings with members of the Democrat Party and senior officials
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as representatives of the German
media in Japan.
On behalf of the
members of the Economic Freedom Network Asia (EFN Asia), Dr. Adam also took
this special opportunity to engage in an exchange of views with leading free market organisations in the country. On the final day of his visit, Dr. Adam had
a fruitful meeting with Mr. Masaru Uchiyama of the Japanese for Tax Reform, Dr.
Hiroshi Yoshida of the Open the Taxpayer's Eye, and Mr. Yuya Watase of the PR
Management. It is expected that this visit will further strengthen the
cooperative relations between the Japanese partners and the Foundation, as well
as expanding the network of EFN Asia.
