FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES
National Network
Germany
Address
An der Ringkirche 6 c/o Honorarkonsulat Jordanien 65197 Wiesbaden GermanyCountry
GermanyCity
WiesbadenStreet address 2
An der Ringkirche 6 c/o Honorarkonsulat JordanienMobile Phone
0049 173 3629175Telephone
0049 611 308 6591E-Mail (2)
helmut.henseler@t-online.deE-Mail (3)
info@d-j-g.comWebsite
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1963Contact Person1
Tobias SpielmannleitnerJob Title 1
Youth CoordinatorContact Person 2
Helmut HenselerJob Title 2
Honorary President, AmerangOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
International/Cultural relationsGeneral Information
We are a German registered society founded in 1963 in Hanover, Germany. Founder was the honorary consul of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Germany Kurt Uihlein, who still is honorary president of the society. We have about 300 paying members in all regions of Germany. We also have Regional Sections, such as Bavaria, Berlin and Lower Saxonia. We don’t have any employed staff; all activities are done on a honorary basis. All actions must be funded by the budgetary resources of member's fees. In case of Youth Exchanges we have to apply to official German supporters of Youth Exchanges, such as such as the German Foreign Office or private sponsors.Mission and Objectives
Encouraging intercultural awareness between European / German culture and Arab / Jordanian cultural spheres. Mission of the society is to strengthen the special ties between the two peoples, to widen the intercultural knowledge about each other and to encourage civil society and youth of both countries to meet and understand their different cultures.Main Projects / Activities
Our main projects are Youth exchange programms between Jordan and Germany yearly since 2004 Seminars, lectures and exhibitions on different cultural or social items Organising members and delegation journeys to Jordan Hosting of Jordanian delegations Lobbying activities in favour of Jordan at governmental and other institutions within Germany and in the regional centers