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Ambassador Rüdiger König

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NATO has been vital to security and peace in the Euro-Atlantic Area for more than seventy years. It is also the bedrock of our transatlantic relations. The Alliance is and will remain a central pillar of German security and defence policy.

Ambassador Rüdiger König
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Foreign Minister Heiko Maas ahead of the NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting on 1 December 2020

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Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on German Televison (ZDF) ahead of the NATO Foreign Ministerial on (1 December 2020)

“For the first time in 20 years, there is a peace process in Afghanistan in which the Afghan Government and the Taliban are sitting down together to negotiate a peace treaty. And this should naturally be safeguarded by the presence of international armed forces, too.” - Foreign Minister Maas said.
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Foreign Minister Heiko Maas at the stake-in before the Meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers

“A year ago, I proposed something of a 'rejuvenation exercise' in order to make the North Atlantic Alliance fit for the challenges of the coming decades.” - he said.

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Federal Foreign Office press releases

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    Foreign Minister Maas on the anniversary of the explosion in the port of Beirut

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    Foreign Minister Maas on the appointment of the ASEAN special envoy for Myanmar

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    Statement by Federal Foreign Minister Heiko Maas at the virtual aid conference for Lebanon

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Federal Foreign Office news

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Germany pledges support for people in need in Lebanon

Measured in relation to its own population, no other country in the world has taken in as many refugees as Lebanon. At the same time, many Lebanese people have fallen into need since 2019.

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Implementing the policy guidelines on the Indo-Pacific region: The frigate Bayern sets sail

On 2 August, the frigate Bayern will leave the north-west German port of Wilhelmshaven for Asia. On a voyage lasting around six months, the ship will join in maritime monitoring of the UN sanctions against North Korea, dock at ports in partner countries and take part in multilateral activities.

The frigate Bayern sets sail
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International cooperation to combat piracy: Germany accedes to the international agreement ReCAAP

The freedom and security of trade routes is important for the German economy. At the end of the day, increasing numbers of attacks on ships put Germany’s prosperity at risk. Germany is therefore expanding its efforts at the international level to fight piracy.

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