; "Ernst Specht - FNF West Africa Director")
; "Metoda Appiah - Head of Administration")
; "Stephen Nibebale Bemile - Senior Programme Officer")
; "Tina Asante-Apeatu - Deputy Head of Administration")
; "Delanyo Y. Tenge - Personal Assistant")
; "Isaac Arthur - Driver")
; "Michael Ocansey - Receptionist")
; "Seth Anku - Cleaner")
; "Peter Peprah - Seminar Assistant")
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The Organisation of African Liberal Youth with an acronym OALY which has been in existence for the past six years has chalked a considerable success in Africa, especially in the West Africa Sub-region where two viable liberal parties were offered the mandate of governance in Ghana and Senegal. These achievements came as a result of two youth member organisations of OALY played a crucial role before, during and after their respective elections, to support their “Mother” parties. As the adage goes “behind a very successful man there is a woman”, OALY would not have achieved this mantle of success without the assistance of Friedrich Naumann Foundation, a German political operation NGO. It is indeed refreshing to note that without the fait and support of the personnel of FNF nothing would have been realised. The Friedrich Naumann Foundation has over the years nurtured and developed a number of politicians that are contributing to the liberation of Africa from the economic mess characterised by wide spread poverty, ignorance and, above all civil strife amongst the citizenry. On this note, the OALY Bureau and member organisations and all youth organisations subscribe to the fact that the ideals of Liberalism, coupled with its four pillars of Human Rights, Free Market Economy, democracy as well as Self-initiative will be the order of development in Africa in the 21st century. In this vein, OALY will continue to play an advocacy role, and remain central to this noble initiative of propagating the much-cherished liberal ideology on the African continent.I wish therefore to reiterate our commitment to fostering much closer collaboration with FNF in the years ahead.
The Ghana Liberal Students’ Association (GHALSA) is an independent, political student organisation that seeks to uphold, defend and advocate the principles of liberalism. It is not affiliated with any political party but seeks to corporate with any political party that shares GHALSA’s belief and commitment to liberalism. We advocate and promote individual freedom; fundamental human rights; rule of law; free market economy; private property and liberal democracy. GHALSA is a member of the Organisation of African Liberal Youth (OALY) and hopes to be a member of International federation of Liberal Youth (IFLRY) in the future. We have a cooperation status with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF), a liberal German Non-governmental Organisation and links with the South African Liberal Students’ Association (SALSA).Every GHALSA meeting is a study event, an exercise in freedom and a fruitful exchange an/or sharing of ideas. We organise workshops, symposium, and seminar on topical issues as well as liberalism. We learn skills of leadership, entrepreneurship, advocacy, politics and international networking. Through the kind assistance of FNF, GHALSA has launched a liberalism crusade and also with the aim of widening its membership throughout the country.
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation has collaborated and cooperated with the Association of Ghana Industries over the past eleven years in the execution of projects and programmes. The FNF has assisted the Association of Ghana Industries with funds and equipment in the execution of its programmes. The Foundation also supports AGI’s annual programmes like the lobbying of Liberal Economic Policies and Annual events like National Industrial Week (NIW). As of now, the Foundation is supporting the publications such as the “AGI Update” which is a monthly newsletter providing important information and educative materials to all member companies, embassies, ministries and other institutions. The Foundation also sponsored AGI staff to participate in its training programmes “Basic Economics” principles and the “Training the Trainer” workshops in South Africa (Capetown and Johannesburg). As part of reinvigorating private sector development FNF embarked on a nine day tour with AGI and another partner BPW to the northern regions of Ghana. The theme was “Strengthening industrial and business association” and the trip was intended to unearth the untapped industrial, and business potentials there are as will as extend activities of the Association to the extend activities of the Association to the northern regions of Ghana.
BPW is a Non Governmental, Non Partisan and Non Sectarian organisation and has helped train many women in various fields. FNF has been BPW’s most dependable partner and major sponsor and has helped us to realise our dream. Business and Professional Women (Ghana) has been transformed into 16 clubs in seven regions of the Country since its inception in 1976. BPW Ghana believes that women’s equality could only endure and be effective through a sound economic base. This is done through training. In 2001 FNF sponsored BPW workshops in the areas of Skills Training and Capacity Building. Since the year 2002 FNF has widened its scope to help Ghanaian women by still collaborating with BPW. Women are being trained in Liberal politics, exploring sources of Financing, Enterprise management and Export Marketing in several workshops. BPW thanks FNF for making it possible for us to train thousands of women who have earned wide Media Coverage both nationally and internationally. These women have also in turn improved the lives of many of their families and Ghana as a whole.
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