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Latest news from the Embassy in Sri Lanka

01.06.2018 Article

Right to women's political representation in Sri Lanka

On 28th May 2018 the International Movement Against All Forms of Discrimination and Racism (Asia Committee) – IMADR-AC held their final gathering to mark the successfully implemented Federal Foreign…

IMADR
29.03.2018 Article

Inauguration of Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Sri Lanka

Opening of a Delegation Office of German Industry and Commerce
22.11.2017 Article

Outbreak of dengue fever in Sri Lanka: German team of experts supports national laboratories with the improvement of the diagnosis

Trainees with certificates

Press Releases

  1. 21.02.2018 Press release

    North South University Programme

Federal Foreign Office news

12.07.2018 Article

Working together to stop illegal arms trade

How a new initiative for improved small-arms control will make the Western Balkans safer.

Illegal arms trade – a security risk
11.07.2018 Article

“We will fulfil our responsibility within NATO”

Foreign Minister Maas stressed that Germany’s commitment could be relied upon.

Foreign Minister Maas at NATO headquarters
11.07.2018 Article

“Responsible partners for a better world”

The focus of the 5th German-Chinese intergovernmental consultations was not only on the conclusion of various bilateral agreements but also on free trade and strengthening the international order.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel co-chaired the 5th German-Chinese intergovernmental consultations in Berlin.

Federal Foreign Office press releases

  1. 11.07.2018 Press release

    Human Rights Commissioner Kofler on the sentencing of Chinese civil rights activist Qin Yongmin

  2. 10.07.2018 Press release

    Statement by the Federal Foreign Office on the joint declaration by Ethiopia and Eritrea

  3. 10.07.2018 Press release

    A Federal Foreign Office Spokesperson on the continuing violence in Nicaragua

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