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Solarkraftanlage und Bio-Energie

Time to act

    by H.E. Stefan Schlüter Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany   Climate change is the definitive challenge of the 21st century. Changes in the climate destroy the basis on which human ...

Wanted – muralists, illustrators, designers, cartoonists…URBAN ARTISTS

   You are an artist looking for a challenge and some international exposure? Then this competition might be your chance. Urban Heartbeat is an exciting regional project on Street Art initiated by th...

Donation of Sports Equipment

German Ambassador hands over donation of sports equipment to football teams

   On Saturday, 17 December 2011, German Ambassador Stefan Schlüter  officially handed over a sports donation including uniforms and other equipment to the TTFF Under 15 Women’s Development Programme...

Urwald

German Government supports additional measures for climate change adaptation in the Caribbean

The German Government is supporting additional measures for climate change adaptation in the Caribbean. For this purpose, the German Government is providing CARICOM a sum of up to 5.525 million euros ...

Erdkugel

German Embassy focuses on climate change activities

This year has seen several activities on climate change in Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean Region. The German Embassy is proud to be a sponsor of three projects: The Trinidad & Tobago Energy Wee...

Minister of State Pieper opening a conference on climate change

Germany’s contribution to international climate diplomacy

As the 21st century progresses the consequences of global climate change will have a major impact on people all around the world. The German government is keen to take international climate diplomacy forward.

STIBET

Scholarship and support programme: students do better when they feel at home

From welcome breakfasts to friendship programmes, German universities come up with lots of interesting ways of making it easier for international students to settle into their new surroundings. The DAAD offers them a combined scholarship and support programme (STIBET), which is funded by the Federal Foreign Office. It supports introductory events and country evenings as well as specialist support for foreign doctoral students. Projects like Die Brücke (The Bridge) in Münster have developed their own special approaches and act as examples for other universities.

Berliner Festspiele: 10 Jahre Märzmusik

Germany's musical life

 Germany's musical life is noteworthy in equal measure for its rich history and its wide array of contemporary currents. It has never been concentrated in a few towns, regions or institutions. Given t...

Greeting from the Ambassador

Ambassador Stefan Schlüter

 The German Embassy in Port of Spain is headed by Ambassador Stefan Schlüter

Germany’s phasing out of nuclear energy

Photovoltaic cells on a roof

 Frequently asked questions about Germany’s phasing out of nuclear energy. read more More information are also available at the following website: click here

Calypso Rose gets Lifetime Achievement Award in Germany

Calypso Rose receives the Africa Lifetime Award

   During the 23rd Africa Festival, which took place from June 2nd until June 5th in Wuerzburg/ Germany, Calypso Rose was presented with the Africa Festival Lifetime Achievement Award. She received t...

RETech- The internet portal on waste management Made in Germany

RETech – The internet portal on waste management Made in Germany RETech internet portal is part of the Export Initiative Recycling and Efficiency Technologies by the German Federal Ministry for the e...

German Trade & Invest

German Trade and Invest

German Trade & Invest is the foreign trade and inward investment promotion agency of the Federal Republic of Germany. The organization advises foreign companies looking to expand their business activi...

Human Rights Guidelines

Flag of the European Union

 The EU guidelines are not legally binding, but because they have all been adopted at ministerial level, the guidelines represent a strong political signal that these are priorities for the Union. The Guidelines are pragmatic instruments of the EU Humans Rights policy. These guidelines are practical tools to help EU representations in the field better advance our Human Rights policy.

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