What is Germany’s Africa Policy?

The author argues that finding a balance between corporate interests and principled foreign policy poses a unique challenge for the nation grappling with shifting geopolitical dynamics.

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The author argues that policymakers and development actors hail German-African Cooperation in Global Health as a success in effective multilateralism and cooperation for the public good, but questions whether it is also mutually beneficial and reciprocal.

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The paper argues that Germany's approach to migration in Africa is a paradigm shift without much impact, rooted in old methods.

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The adoption of a feminist international development policy as part of Germany’s new feminist foreign policy orientation (FFP) has the potential to positively transform Africa-Germany relations. But this transformation will be dependent on a more holistic embrace of feminist principles across all foreign policy areas in a manner that tackles the impacts of racism and colonialism as much as gender inequality.

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Under the new German ‘traffic-light coalition’, the author argues that we can identify a more comprehensive cooperation style, combining energy diplomacy and energy foreign policy, development cooperation and, not least, technology-driven cooperation.

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