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German Embassy Juba

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Adress and opening hours

Name

Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany

Head

Manuel Müller, Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary

Town

Dschuba

Tel.

+211 956 00 80 21

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Postal address

Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, EU Compound, Kololo Road, Juba, Republic of South Sudan.

Street

EU Compound, Kololo Road, Juba.

Administrative / consular district

South Sudan.

The German Embassy in Juba does not have a Consular Section.
All consular, visa and passport affairs have to be addressed to the the German Embassy in Kampala / Uganda.

Contact the German Embassy

Official Language in the host country: English.

Attention: Contact via satellite telephone or fax (Satcom) might incur higher costs.

Important Information

The German Embassy in Juba does not have a Consular Section.
All consular, visa and passport affairs have to be addressed to the German Embassy Kampala / Uganda.

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News from the embassy

Bilateral Relations

Beziehungen zu Deutschland

Social Media

Federal Foreign Office news

09.07.2020 Article

Brexit has arrived: Where are we now? What happens next?

Following the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union on 1 February 2020, the two sides are now negotiating what form future relations will take. Here is the most important Information:

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08.07.2020 Article

UN Security Council meets to discuss Libya

In a meeting chaired by Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, the members of the Security Council discuss the situation in Libya. For Germany, it is clear that further escalation must be avoided at all costs.

The UN Security Council’s meeting on Libya gets under way
06.07.2020 Article

New impetus for business and human rights

On 7 July 2020, Minister of State Niels Annen will host a virtual conference to mark the start of an initiative to improve implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. The goal is to further improve respect for human rights in supply chains.

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Federal Foreign Office press releases

  1. 11.07.2020 Press release

    Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on the extension of the cross-border resolution

  2. 11.07.2020 Press release

    Foreign Minister Maas on the 25th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide

  3. 09.07.2020 Press release

    Statement by the German and French Human Rights Commissioners on the situation of human rights lawyers and human rights defenders in China

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