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The Federal Foreign Minister
The Security Council in May
Azerbaijan assumend the Presidency. One key item on the agenda is the fight against terrorism. more
Westerwelle meets Vashadze
Twenty years ago, Germany and Georgia established diplomatic relations. As recently as March, Foreign Minister Westerwelle travelled to Tbilisi. Now Georgian Foreign Minister Grigol Vashadze has returned the visit. In Berlin, the two Foreign Ministers discussed, among other things, the Association Agreement currently being negotiated between Georgia and the EU. more
Partnership with Afghanistan
During a visit to Berlin by President Karzai, Germany and Afghanistan have concluded an Agreement on future cooperation between the two countries. more
Further expanding cooperation with Costa Rica
Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle met Costa Rica’s Foreign Minister, José Enrique Castillo, at the Federal Foreign Office on 23 May. more
Disaster reduction in Bhutan – children to the fore
Natural disaster could hit the people of Bhutan at any time – earthquakes, floods and landslides are all possible occurrences. The Federal Foreign Office is thus funding a disaster reduction project which focuses on children, or more precisely, on scouts and girl guides. more
Afghanistan: Laying of foundation stone for a new primary school for girls
In mid-May the foundation stone was laid for the new building of the state Zohra primary school for girls in Qazak Shakh in Qala‑e‑Zal district. This is an infrastructure project in northern Afghanistan co‑financed by the Federal Foreign Office. more
Democratic change in Egypt
Germany is using the transformation partnership to lend active support to the process of democratization in the Arab world, particularly in Egypt – a country which is key to the Arab Spring. more
German Information Centres
German Information Centres (GIC) are designed to provide information about Germany in their host countries and rally support for German positions. These centres aim to arouse interest in Germany particularly among important young multipliers in the regional partner countries. more
