The International Visitors Programme
Impressions
Guests from Benin, Cameroon, the Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda visit the Bundestag during the information tour on the theme of “Control of the Public Finance System in the Federal Republic of Germany“ | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
Bauhaus Earth welcomed representatives of United States cities to Marienpark LAB during the networking tour on “Common Challenges and Transatlantic Solutions for Cities” at the invitation of the Federal Foreign Office. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
Guests from Ghana in front of the Brandenburg Gate during their visitors tour on “Formats of Cooperation on the Subject of Hydrogen” at the invitation of the Federal Foreign Office. | © Goethe-Institut
Representatives of United States cities engaged in lively discussions during the networking tour on “Common Challenges and Transatlantic Solutions for Cities” at the invitation of the Federal Foreign Office. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
During the networking tour on the theme of “Diversity in an Open Society“ at the invitation of the Federal Foreign Office, the guests from Japan, Korea and Taiwan took part in Christopher Street Day in Berlin. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
At the invitation of the regional institute Subsaharan-Africa, eight dancers and curators with disabilities travelled to the Tanzmesse NRW and took part in a five-day exchange programme. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
Representatives of United States cities explore Mannheim’s industrial port during the visitors tour on “Common Challenges and Transatlantic Solutions for Cities” commissioned by the Federal Foreign Office. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
Museum experts from Benin visit the Humboldt Forum during their networking trip “Museums in Germany and Benin: Concepts of New Buildings and Restitutions” at the invitation of the Federal Foreign Office. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
Guests of the global tour at the invitation of the Federal Foreign Office on the theme of “Adapting to Climactic Changes“ (2024) following an exchange with members of parliament at the German Bundestag. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
Curators from Saudi Arabia during the information tour with stations at the Berlin Biennale, Berlin Art Week and documenta fifteen. As well as talks, there were many opportunities for participation. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
Guests from the Philippines during the visitors tour on the German school system at the invitation of the Federal Foreign Office. | © Goethe-Institut e. V.
I had actively avoided visiting Germany as my dad had always said we wouldn’t be welcome. I am really glad I went and my opinion has completely changed purely because of who we met on this trip.
I am very grateful to the German government for allowing me to visit their country and learn about your country in general. The trip was very educative and important for my country. It will help my country to improve the delivery of vocational education and training and produce graduates with skills needed for the industry in formal or informal self-employment.
Contacts
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Simon Haag
Network coordination and knowledge management officer and Deputy Head of Division
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Almut Schmidt
Desk officer for process management and projects
