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PHILIPPINES
Foundation Goes Online with Liberal
Podcast
Alexandra
Cuyegkeng and Dr. Ronald Meinardus recording the
maiden issue of the FNF Podcast.
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation Philippine Office has published its first
online audio program: The Liberal Times
Manila Podcast. Comparable with a regular radio
talk show, the 20 minutes podcast hosted
by Resident Representative Dr. Ronald Meinardus and
Communications Officer Alexandra Cuyegkeng contains
news and commentary on all matters relating to the
liberal Foundation’s Philippine project.
In line with Liberal Times Manila, the Foundation’s
electronic newsletter sent to over 1,700 subscribers
in the Philippines and other countries, The Liberal
Times Manila Podcast will be published on a monthly
basis.
“Don’t underestimate the presence of
the Philippines in the World Wide Web,” said
Dr. Meinardus in the maiden issue of the Foundation’s
podcast. “Liberals like to be ahead of the pack.
Podcasting is a progressive communications
tool that the liberal Foundation can use
to reach a wider audience,” he added.
You may download The Liberal Times Manila
Podcast and access more information regarding the
technicalities of listening to the show on this
page. We hope you will enjoy this new form of
political information. As always, we welcome your
comments and suggestions.
THAILAND
FNF-SSCMA Workshop in Thailand
Friedrich Naumann Foundation Thailand Project and the Thai Senate Standing Committee
on Military Affairs (SSCMA) continued their close cooperation
in the field of Security Sector Reform for the fourth
consecutive year. One key activity was the annual workshop
on the topic of “Military Reform: Military Self-Reliance,
Defence Industry and Cooperation between Public and
Private Sectorsâ€