Welcome to FES Yemen
The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung’s (FES) Yemen Office is one of more than 100 offices and projects worldwide affiliated to the Foundation’s division for international development cooperation. Officially established in 1999 in the old city of Sana'a, it works in close contact with nongovernmental organizations, academic research institutions and government institutions on different topics regarding the democratization process in Yemen, peace and security and socio-economic policies.
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Shaif Mohammed Ismail, Labib
[Influence in the public policy]
Sana'a, 2023
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Bales, Marius; Heinze, Marie-Christine; Mutschler, Max
Zooming in on the Yemen war
Bonn, 2023
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"Youth political participation"
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