Germany's international broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) has been in dialogue with the world for 60 years. Since its first day on air, it has transformed from a shortwave radio broadcaster to a multimedia organization.
"With its journalistic content in 30 languages, DW ensures Germany's multimedia presence in the world," said Erik Bettermann, Deutsche Welle's Director General. He added that competition for global audiences is becoming increasingly fierce due to an ever-growing amount of media products, especially in the field television.
60 years Deutsche Welle (DW)
Deutsche Welle photo competition KLICK
Sustainable Economy in focus of this year's DW photo competition KLICK!
From 17-19 June, this year's Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum in Bonn will spotlight
"The Future of Growth – Economic Values and the Media”. A worldwide photo
competition will honour outstanding images that capture related themes.
This year's photo competition KLICK! is called “Your view of a Sustainable Economy”.
Deutsche Welle photo competition KLICK
Flame of Peace
Germany contributes 2.5 Mio Euro to the destruction of small arms and light weapons. His Excellency Ambassador Klaus-Peter Brandes praised the commitment of the EAC countries during a Ceremony in Dar es Salaam, together with Vice-President Dr. Mohammed Bilal and Ambassador Dr. Richard Sezibera, EAC Secretary General.
Here you can find the entire text of his speech.
Here you can find the entire text of his speech [pdf, 47.99k]
Interested in studying or doing research abroad? Why not choose Germany, land of ideas! Higher education in Germany increasingly stands for innovation, internationality and strong support for high-calibre research. Through the Bologna Process, the internationally recognized system of bachelor, master and doctoral degrees has been widely introduced, although the changeover is not yet fully complete. Many of the courses on offer are designed particularly for international students and taught in English.
Studying in Germany
Changement de Compétences Consulaires
A compter du 1er mai 2012, les compétences consulaires de l'Ambassade d'Allemagne à Antananarivo ont été transférées. Désormais, les intéressés résidants en Madagascar, aux Comores ou en Maurice sont priés de bien vouloir s'adresser à l'Ambassade d'Allemagne à Dar es Salaam pour tout renseignement concernant la délivrance de passeports allemands et de documents d'état civil ainsi que la délivrance de visas de long séjour. La demande de visa de long séjour est possible auprès du Consul Honoraire en Maurice. Les demandes de visa de courte durée jusqu'à 90 jours (« Visa Schengen ») pour l'Allemagne sont à déposer auprès des représantances de France respectives.
Visas de long séjour / "visas nationaux"
Fight against international terrorism, drugs and piracy – German and Tanzanian police forces strengthen their cooperation
The German Federal Criminal Police Office and the Tanzanian Police strengthen their cooperation in the mutual fight against international crime. For this the German Federal Criminal Police Office conducts an education and training project in cooperation with the Police Acadamy of Daressalam.
German and Tanzanian police forces strengthen their cooperation
German Information Centre brings Germany to Africa
Meet modern Germany, be informed and enjoy stories about Germany and Africa. The German Information Centre Africa (GIC) is online under www.gicafrica.diplo.de. To stay updated you can subscribe to the GIC RSS-feeds or the newsletter or join the GIC fans on Facebook.
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