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Covid-19 has shown that the world needs more multilateralism! This is where the OECD is doing something important in an increasingly complex world, as you can see on the following pages. At the moment it's all about “building back better”.Ambassador Michaela Spaeth
Covid-19 has shown that the world needs more multilateralism! This is where the OECD is doing something important in an increasingly complex world, as you can see on the following pages. At the moment it's all about “building back better”.
Federal Minister Hubertus Heil visited the OECD to participate at the Labour Ministerial “Moving beyond the COVID-19 Crisis to a better labour market that works for all”. With Secretary General Mathias…
On 30 and 31 March 2022, the EPOC Ministerial Meeting took place in Paris under the theme “Ensuring a Resilient and Healthy Environment for All”. Ministers and high-level representatives from the…
During this year's Annual Meeting of the OECD on Tractor Codes, Ambassador Michaela Spaeth was invited by OECD Director Marion Jansen to discuss progress in tractor design and certification. The OECD…
The OECD Council condemns the large scale aggression by Russia against Ukraine in the strongest possible terms as a clear violation of international law and a serious threat to the rules-based…
Together with the UN, the Women Ambassadors to the OECD are committed to fight against domestic violences and for Women Empowerment.#OrangeTheWorld#16Days
On September 6, 2021 Federal Minister of Finance Olaf Scholz met the OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann in Paris.
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The G20 Foreign Ministers are meeting in Bali on 7 and 8 July. Why geopolitical issues and the climate crisis are playing a key role at the meeting and how Foreign Minister Baerbock is strengthening partnerships in the fight against the climate crisis during her trip to Asia.
The start of serious negotiations to resolve the conflict in Yemen is within reach. Together with the United Nations, Germany hosted a donor conference on 4 July to strengthen the important mediation work of UN Special Envoy Hans Grundberg.
Over 1100 valuable bronzes from West Africa found their way into the collections of German museums some 125 years ago as a result of pillage in the colonial era. Today, Germany and Nigeria are together clearing the way for the return of the artefacts.
