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German Embassy Juba

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Manuel Müller, Ambassador

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People in South Sudan deserve peace and prosperity. Germany encourages all actors to continue making progress on the important way towards peace. The implementation of the Peace Agreement is crucial.

Manuel Müller, Ambassador
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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(0)916 725 693

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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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Federal Foreign Office news

14.04.2021 Article

Supporting students and doctoral candidates at risk: The Federal Foreign Office launches the Hilde Domin Programme

With the Hilde Domin Programme, the Federal Foreign Office and the German Academic Exchange Service are founding a new scholarship programme for students and doctoral candidates who are denied the opportunity to study or complete a doctoral programme in their countries of origin.

Belarus is the focus of the first year of the Hilde Domin Programme.
13.04.2021 Article

Foreign and security policy consultations between Japan and Germany

On 13 April, Germany held its first foreign and security policy consultations with Japan, a partner with shared values. The talks took place in 2+2 format, with each country being represented by its Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Defence.

Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and Defence Minister Nobuo Kishi participated on the Japanese side, and Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer on the German side.
12.04.2021 Article

Focus on Yemen ‒ Maas meets UN Special Envoy

The situation in Yemen is dramatic, with no sign of a solution to the conflict even after six years. Germany is holding talks in Berlin with its international partners on how to provide concrete support to the UN Special Envoy for Yemen’s efforts to achieve peace.

Foreign Minister Heiko Maas met the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Yemen, Martin Griffiths,

Federal Foreign Office press releases

  1. 14.04.2021 Speech

    Video message by the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Heiko Maas, Member of the German Bundestag, to mark the launch of the Hilde Domin Programme

  2. 14.04.2021 Press release

    Germany, France and the United Kingdom on Iran

  3. 13.04.2021 Press release

    Federal Foreign Office and Federal Ministry of Defence on consultations between the Foreign and Defence Ministers of Germany and Japan

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