The motto of our anniversary year is "The Future of Europe". In addition to our popular formats, we will make 2024 to an outstanding year with special events. Visit our event calendar.
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To kick off the anniversary year, the European elections in June 2024 were discussed during a networking evening at the European House in Berlin. -
"For me, Europanetzwerk Deutsch is the perfect example of how Europe should work together because it is well organized with a flair for diversity, inclusive and purposeful." (Francesca Siniscalchi, European Commission) -
“For me, linguistic diversity in Europe is a reflection of a broader history shared under the principles of peace and unity, because each language keeps this unity alive.” (Beyza Karatas, College of Europe Natolin) -
The alumni reunion of the Europanetzwerk Deutsch took place for the first time in Wiesbaden in 2024 in cooperation with the Hessian State Chancellery. -
A special highlight was the celebratory evening to mark the program's 30th anniversary at Kloster Eberbach with State Secretary Uwe Becker and the Goethe-Institut's EU Representative Elke Kaschl-Mohni. -
“The Goethe-Institut is a place where we can better understand German culture and language, but also make new acquaintances.” (Juraj Bezuh, Permanent Representation of Croatia to the European Union) -
“For me, the Europanetzwerk Deutsch is an opportunity to improve my German and meet new people because it is very professionally organized.” (Žarko Vojnić, State Audit Office of Serbia) -
Alumni of Europanetzwerk Deutsch, students of College of Europe Natolin and other friends of German language came together in Warsaw for a German-Polish networking evening. -
The panel included Viktor Elbling, German Ambassador to Poland (left), Justyna Szczepanowska-Bielicka, Chancellery of the Polish Prime Minister and alumna of Europanetzwerk Deutsch (in the middle) as well as Marek Prawda, Polish Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs (right), who discussed German-Polish relations. -
“For me, German-Polish cooperation is past, present and future, because it connects, forgets and makes amends.” (Magdalena Sroka Barwińska, Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Poland) -
“German-Polish cooperation is a great life experience for me and a lesson in tolerance and mutual understanding, because as a participant in the Europanetzwerk Deutsch and Erasmus program, I believe that it is the best thing that could have happened to me to understand German-Polish relations.” (Katarzyna Czerwińska-Walerowicz, Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Poland) -
The anniversary year “30 years of Europanetzwerk Deutsch” finally came … -
… to a worthy finale at a celebratory event in Brussels. -
"If we see linguistic diversity in Europe as an opportunity, we can better understand and communicate our traditions, identity and cultural heritage and make contact with other cultures more easily." (Vania Ivanova, European Commission) -
"For me, Europanetzwerk Deutsch is particularly important because it gives me the opportunity to make new contacts and get to know German society better." (Angel Kalinov, Court of Justice of the European Union) -
"For me, Europanetzwerk Deutsch is a new world, because the German language has opened a new window." (Sonya Staykova, Supervisory Authority to the Supreme Judicial Council Bulgaria)
