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"Sad to say that my time in Namibia is coming to an end.
I will cherish your friendship and all the memories you helped create.
Thank you, all the best, auf Wiedersehen!" - Ambassador Dr. Thorsten Hutter
#GermanyinNam #goodbye #aufwiedersehen
ALT Ambassador Dr. Thorsten Hutter
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Germany committed to support the “Pamwe” project by the Namibia Planned Parenthood Association (NAPPA) with 98,465 EUR (around N$ 1.9M) to promote sexual & reproductive health rights for adolescents in Kavango, Kunene & Omusati out of the Embassy’s Human Rights Fund
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ALT Signing Ceremony(l to r.) NAPPA Chairperson, Sevelia Kasuto and German Ambassador Dr. Thorsten Hutter as well as NAPPA Executive Director, Natalia Ihemba and NAPPA Communication & Advocacy Manager, Louise Mhundwa. © German Embassy Windhoek
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✔️Support adolescents with disabilities
This partnership invests in prevention, dignity, and informed choice – because when we work together, we can thrive!
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ALT Community Meetings
ALT Community Meetings
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Join the conversation in your community because talking openly about health and rights can change lives.
“Pamwe” means “Together”!
For more details see our joint press release: windhuk.diplo.de/na-en/27737…
Commemorating Genocide Remembrance Day.
Today, Namibia observes Genocide Remembrance Day for the second time. The 28th of May marks a solemn anniversary...
Photo 1&2: Commemorations in Lüderitz
©️ German Embassy Windhoek
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Ms Judmann also attended an exhibition opening at the Genocide Museum as well as a church service.
Photos 1 &2 Exhibition at the Genocide Museum in Swakopmund
©️ Genocide Museum Swakopmund
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All the while the German Embassy in Windhoek supported the Genocide Remembrance Day commemorations in Windhoek organized by the Damara King Council.
#GenocideRememberanceDay #Germany #Namibia #Reconciliation #germanyinnam
Two Namibian cultural leaders invited to Germany this May for an exchange on the future of museums!
From the 16 to the 23 May 2026, Ms M’kariko N Amagulu and Ms Nadine Kohlstädt, will travel to Berlin, Dresden and Frankfurt as part of an information visit to Germany. 1/4
ALT Ambassador Hutter handing Ms Amagulu the invitation.
ALT Ms Kohlstädt
Ms Kohlstädt is the Chief Executive Officer of the Scientific Society Swakopmund, which includes the Swakopmund Museum and Sam-Cohen Library. During their trip they will engage with leading museums, institutions and experts across Germany.
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International Parliamentary Scholarship of the German Bundestag:
Apply now for IPS Africa 2027!
You can find more information about the program and the application process at windhuk.diplo.de and bundestag.de/europa_internat…
Career Fair 2026
For the second year in a row, the Deutsche Höhere Privatschule Windhoek (DHPS), the Goethe-Institut Namibia and the PASCH network, as well as the German Embassy Windhoek, are joining forces to host Career Fair 2026.
Full information below:
windhuk.diplo.de/na-en/27569…
German Embassy NAM retweeted
Swakopmund: highly appreciated today’s very productive meeting with the Namibian negotiating team on the Namibian - German reconciliation dialogue.
Also had the privilege to visit the genocide museum and the cemetery where thousands of victims are buried in unmarked graves.
