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Decoding Erdoğan’s Visit to Washington May 18, 2013
Pakistan’s Turbulent Elections Present an Opportunity May 15, 2013
Microfinance and Entrepreneurship Among Minority Communities May 15, 2013
Setting the New U.S. Climate and Clean Energy Agenda May 14, 2013
Events
Global Connectivity Skills and Resources for Local Leaders May 21, 2013 / Washington DCGMF’s Transatlantic Leadership Initiatives team, in collaboration with the Urban and Regional Policy Program, hosted an event with special guest Reta Jo Lewis from the U.S. State Department.
Dimitris Kourkoulas, deputy minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Greece, discusses the importance of Greece staying in the euro and which of the country's key sectors will stimulate growth to ensure Greece remains competitive.
In this podcast, GMF Vice President of Programs Ivan Vejvoda discusses last month's historic agreement to normalize relations between Kosovo and Serbia.
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The German Marshall Fund’s Washington, DC, office serves as the headquarters for GMF’s global activities. Located steps from Dupont Circle in the U.S. capital, it is an excellent location for convening leading thinkers, diplomats, and government officials from both sides of the Atlantic on every transatlantic issues, and often on those yet to arise.
Similar to the work carried out in all of GMF’s offices, the office manages grants, proposals, and exchange programs; it holds seminars, meetings, and other dialogues; and it produces original scholarly work. While most of GMF’s activities are shared across six offices—including locations in Berlin, Paris, Brussels, Belgrade, Ankara, and Bucharest—the DC headquarters serves as home to the management, administration, and external relations practices of the organization. The U.S. components of flagship programs such as the Marshall Memorial Fellowship, the Transatlantic Trends annual survey, and the Transatlantic Academy are also based in Washington, as are the Foreign Policy & Civil Society and the Economic Policy programs.
