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Germany and its neighbours.© Goethe-Institut

Europe. Your Languages.
Germany and its neighbours

Looking next door - what can we learn from each other?

Germany is the country in the European Union with the most neighbouring states. Cross-border cooperation, also with partners from other cultural institutes, seems to be exemplary here. Why is it important to promote multilingualism and what role does it play in the exchange on common goals? Can Germany's cross-border perspective be seen as exemplary for other regions in the European Union? In 2020, experts from the EU institutions, from the field of language and culture as well as politicians met to discuss various aspects of multilingualism in Germany and Europe.
 
You can watch the recordings of the individual events here.


Events 2020

  • Europa. Deine Sprachen. Auftaktabend © Bernhard Ludewig
    Hybrid Event in Berlin 08.10.2020: Opening night Europe. Your Languages. - Does the promotion of multilingualism serve the idea of an ever closer union of the peoples of Europe?
  • Europa. Deine Sprachen. ©Screenshot Europanetzwerk Deutsch
    Online-Panel 15.10.2020: Together. Making Europe strong again. - What role do communication and language(s) play in Europe?
  • Kristina Cunningham: Europanetzwerk Deutsch Alumnitreffen 2018 im Kanzleramt © Kristina Cunningham
    Online-Panel 22.10.2020: Germany. Your neighbours. Benelux. - Cross-border cooperation as a motor for multilingual communication?
  • Germany. Your neighbours. France and Poland. ©Screenshot Europanetzwerk Deutsch
    Online-Panel 29.10.2020: Germany. Your neighbours. France and Poland. - Exchange of experiences and new ways for multilingual communication.

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