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The fight against COVID-19: Germany makes available an additional 150 million euro for humanitarian assistance

Whether it be information campaigns in Bangladesh or producing face masks in refugee camps in Iraq: in April, Germany made available 300 million euro in aid for humanitarian projects to fight COVID-19. Now, the German Government is increasing its support by an additional 150 million euro.

The fight against COVID-19: Germany makes available an additional 150 million euro for humanitarian assistance
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EU leaders approve record budget and massive covid-stimulus package

4th day at the EU 2020
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Bustamante Hospital for Children (BHC) benefits from PPE

(left to right) Mrs. Camile Wallen-Panton (Chief Executive Officer – BHC)Dr. Michelle-Ann Richards-Dawson (Senior Medical Officer – BHC)Bernd von Münchow-Pohl (German Ambassador)
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COVID-19 - Gradual phasing out of restrictions on travel from third countries

Hands wearing disposable gloves holding up coronavirus sign against a blue background
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Coronavirus and entry restrictions: 6 things travellers to Germany need to know

Information poster on coronavirus at Hamburg airport
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Successful repatriation flights for German tourists stranded in  Jamaica and Bahamas

Montego Bay Airport
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Visa Information

3D Ausrufezeichen Dreieck
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Migration to offset the shortage of skilled workers

Example of a job ad for a skilled worker
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New rules for the immigration of skilled workers

Employees with different professions
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High Ranking German Diplomat visits Jamaica for Political Talks

Ambassador Marian Schuegraf, Political Director for Latin America and the Caribbean in the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, held talks in Kingston on January 28 and 29 with Kamina Johnson Smith, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade

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“Safeguard international law and human rights”: Germany’s Security Council Presidency ends

Global health, climate and security, and sexual violence in conflicts: all these issues were on the agenda during the German Presidency of the Security Council in July. In addition, the cross-border resolution on Syria was extended, ensuring access for humanitarian assistance.

BU: In July Germany held the Presidency of the UN Security Council.
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Country-Based Pooled Funds: fast and flexible assistance 

When a crisis breaks out and people are in need, fast action can save lives. Whether in the Central African Republic, Yemen or Ukraine, Germany is using the Country-Based Pooled Funds to provide fast and non-bureaucratic humanitarian assistance in emergency situations.

Yemen
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Focus on civil society: Yemen on the UN Security Council agenda

The conflict in Yemen continues unabated and political initiatives have failed to achieve any breakthroughs so far. COVID-19 is further exacerbating this humanitarian disaster. Germany is focusing on civil society initiatives in the UN Security Council.

A doctor advises girls on free healthcare for poorer families at a medical school during the COVID-19 pandemic

Federal Foreign Office press releases

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    Foreign Minister Maas on the current development of the migration situation in the Mediterranean

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    “The Security of Our Citizens Is at Stake”

  3. Press release

    Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on the postponement of the elections in Hong Kong

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