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Germany and Malaysia share a joint commitment to a just world order, strong economic and scientific ties, as well as diverse personal bonds. Together we also will master this health crisis.Ambassador Dr. Peter Blomeyer
Germany and Malaysia share a joint commitment to a just world order, strong economic and scientific ties, as well as diverse personal bonds. Together we also will master this health crisis.
During the last week of 2020, Ambassador Dr. Peter Blomeyer visited one of the beneficiaries of the Embassy’s Micro Project Fund – the Free Tree Society Centre Kuala Lumpur. Earlier in the year, the…
German Ambassador to Malaysia H.E. Dr. Peter Blomeyer presented his credentials to His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at Istana Negara on 8 December 2020. Thank you to His Majesty for His…
On 31 December 2020, Germany’s two-year term as a member of the United Nations Security Council will come to an end. We look back here on two eventful years, ranging from the Berlin Process on Libya and a new political mission in the Sudan to our endeavours against sexual violence.
Two regions of the world are taking a decisive step in terms of their bilateral relations. The EU and ASEAN, the most important regional organisation in the Indo-Pacific, are set to become strategic…
COVID‑19, the EU budget, the rule of law, the climate – over an eventful six months, Germany’s Presidency has strengthened the European Union both internally and externally.
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Pakistan’s southern Sindh province receives hardly any rainfall from October to June, followed by three months of uninterrupted rains. Malteser International is planting moringa trees in the region. “The tree that heals all ills” helps people to get to grips with alternate droughts and flooding.
The situation in Yemen is getting worse and worse. In order to avert a devastating famine, Germany is supporting the work of the World Food Programme (WFP) to the tune of around 50 million euro.
Participants from 12 countries met in Berlin on 19 January 2020 at the invitation of Chancellor Merkel and UN Secretary-General Guterres to seek ways out of the conflict in Libya. One year later, we take a look at the tasks that now lie ahead.
