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The Liberal International is an international organization for liberal parties parties. It is headquartered in London, and was founded in 1947.

Its president is Annemie Neyts of the Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten.

Table of contents

1 Members 2 Former members 3 External link

Members

• European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party (European Union)
• International Federation of Liberal & Radical Youth
• International Network of Liberal Women
• Liberal, Democratic and Reformers' Group (Council of Europe)
• Partit Liberal (Andorra)
• Partido Liberal Democratico (Angola)
• Liberales Forum (Austria)
• Mouvement Réformateur (Belgium)
• Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten (Belgium)
• Movement for Rights and Freedoms (Bulgaria)
• Liberal Party (Canada)
• Rassemblement des Republicains (Cote d'Ivoire)
• Hrvatska Socijalno Liberalna Stranka (Croatia)
• Liberalna Stranka (Croatia)
• Unión Liberal Cubana (Cuba)
• Det Radikale Venstre (Denmark)
• Venstre (Denmark)
• UDENA (Equatorial Guinea)
• Eesti Reformierakond (Estonia)
• Keskusta (Finland)
• Svenska Folkpartiet (Finland)
• Deutsche Gruppe (Germany)
• Freie Demokratische Partei (Germany)
• Liberal Party (Gibraltar)
• Partido Liberal (Honduras)
• Szabad Demokraták Szövetsége (Hungary)
• Framsóknarflokkurinn (Iceland)
• Shinui (Israel)
• Israeli Group (Israel)
• Latvias Cels (Latvia)
• Liberal Union of Lithuania (Lithuania)
• Demokratesch Partei (Luxembourg)
• Liberalna Demokraticka Partija (Macedonia)
• United Democratic Front (Malawi)
• Liberalni Savez Crne Gore (Montenegro)
• Union Constitutionnelle (Morocco)
• Mouvement Populaire (Morocco)
• Democraten 66 (Netherlands)
• Nederlandse Groep (Netherlands)
• Volkspartij voor Vrijheid en Democratie (Netherlands)
• Partido Liberal Constitucionalista (Nicaragua)
• Venstre (Norway)
• Partido Liberal Radical Auténtico (Paraguay)
• Liberal Party (Philippines)
• Partidul National Liberal (Romania)
• Yabloko (Russian Federation)
• Parti Démocratique Sénégalais (Senegal)
• Liberalna Demokracija Slovenije (Slovenia)
• Democratic Alliance (South Africa)
• Llibertat i Democracia Social (Spain)
• Unió Mallorquina (Spain)
• Liberal Party (Sri Lanka)
• Folkpartiet Liberalerna (Sweden)
• Freisinnig Demokratische Partei (Switzerland)
• Parti Libéral Suisse (Switzerland)
• Democratic Progressive Party (Taiwan)
• Chama Cha Wananchi (Tanzania)
• Liberal Demokrat Parti (Turkey)
• Alliance Party (United Kingdom)
• Liberal International British Group (United Kingdom)
• Liberal Democrats (United Kingdom)

Observer parties:

• National Movement Simeon II (Bulgaria)
• Partido Movimiento Libertario (Costa Rica)
• LIBRA (Croatia)
• Partido Liberal Democratico (Cuba)
• Partido Solidaridad Democratica (Cuba)
• Movimiento Fuerza Ecuador (Ecuador)
• Liberalerna pÃ¥ Åland (Finland)
• Federazione dei Liberali Italiani (Italy)
• Partia Liberale e Kosoves (Kosova)
• New Union/Social Liberals (Lithuania)
• Partido Liberal Nacional (Panama)
• Seychelles National Party (Seychelles)
• Alliance of New Citizens (Slovakia)
• United Democratic Party (Tanzania)
• Parti Social Libéral (Tunisia)
• Liberal Party (Ukraine)
• New Democracy (Yugoslavia)
• United Party for National Development (Zambia)

Former members

• Japan - Jiyuto

External link

• official website

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