Why the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development won’t get “fit for the future” with its reform, but rather risks to break with the ministry’s traditional core mission with this the new, interest driven strategy, explains CHA director Ralf Südhoff in this opinion piece on Africa.Table. The new strategy will have major implications for widely deprioritzed regions like Asia, Latin America, Southern Africa and millions of affected people. Plus it might have substantial implications for the ministry itself, which tries to fully integrate its work into the new interest and security driven foreign policy of Germany to please its political enemies – but this very strategy might be its future death:
30 January: “So what, exactly, is the BMZ for?”
