Feminist Foreign Policy

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For the first time in Germany's history, the coalition government has enshrined a feminist foreign policy - Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) - in its coalition agreement. As part of their research, DGAP experts analyze the implementation of Feminist Foreign Policy with sound analyses and develop solution-oriented options for action.

Recent publications

Female Foreign Ministers Meeting L-R): Naledi Pandor, Aussenministerin von Suedafrika, Dominique Hasler, Aussenministerin von Liechtenstein, Annalena Baerbock (Buendnis 90/Die Gruenen), Bundesaussenministerin, Batmunkh Battsetseg, Aussenministerin der Mongolei, Catherine Colonna, Aussenministerin von Frankreich, und Retno Lestari Priansari Marsudi, Aussenministerin von Indonesien. Ulan Bator, 29.06.2023. Ulan Bator Mongolei

Mongolia Leans in to Feminist Foreign Policy

At the end of June, Mongolia hosted a Female Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, bringing together several countries including Germany to discuss feminist foreign policy. Besides providing a people-centred approach to global crises such as climate and food security, FFP can serve geopolitical interests, provide access to the international arena and lead to more equal partnerships.

 

 

Leonie Stamm
External Publications
Ampel Pressekonferenz Koalitionsvertrag 2021

A New Foreign Policy for Germany?

Experts Assess the German Coalition Deal of 2021
Dr. Christian Mölling
Tyson Barker
Dr. Tim Rühlig
et al.
Online Commentary

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