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The new German Foreign Minister, [Name], has embarked on a diplomatic tour of Europe, visiting Paris, Brussels, and Warsaw. This tour marks a significant moment for the Foreign Minister, as well as for the new German government's foreign policy.
In Brussels, the Foreign Minister met with her French counterpart, Jean-Yves Le Drian, on Thursday morning (9.12.). Her first message upon arrival was clear: the new German government can be relied upon by the European Union from day one.
Europe is a cornerstone of the new German government's foreign policy. The Foreign Minister emphasised that a strong and united Europe is of paramount importance. The internal and external future of the European Union under the upcoming French EU Council presidency starting in 2022 was a key topic of discussion.
In Paris, the Foreign Minister laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, symbolising the importance of remembering the past. She then travelled to Brussels, where she had several meetings scheduled, including with the High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
The OSCE will serve as a central forum for security, stability, and human rights in Europe, especially regarding Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. Poland will take over the presidency of the OSCE at the beginning of 2022. In Warsaw, the Foreign Minister met with her Polish counterpart, Zbigniew Rau.
The Foreign Minister's primary goal during these inaugural visits is to listen to her closest partners. She has stated that she will not pursue her ideas and interests over the heads of her neighbours, nor at their expense. The climate crisis was mentioned as a significant concern, with the Foreign Minister expressing a desire to strengthen climate partnerships with other regions of the world.
The Foreign Minister also met with the Commissioner for Human Rights and Ombudsperson, Marcin Wiącek, in Warsaw. The meetings in Brussels held a special significance for the new Foreign Minister, as the new German government's foreign policy places a strong emphasis on considering the perspective and history of others, especially on contentious issues.
As the Foreign Minister continues her diplomatic tour, it is clear that she is committed to fostering strong relationships with European partners and working towards a more sustainable future.
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