Embassy of Germany, Bangladesh

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Embassy of Germany in Bangladesh
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Embassy of Germany, Bangladesh
Location Madani Avenue, Dhaka
AddressDiplomatic Enclave, 11 Madani Ave, Dhaka 1212
Ambassador Website[http://www.dhaka.diplo.de www.dhaka.diplo.de

The Embassy of Germany in Dhaka is the diplomatic mission of Germany in Bangladesh.

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The embassy is located at Madani Avenue, in Dhaka. [1]

Ambassadors

Ambassadorin officeremarks
Willi Albert Ritter 1974–1976
de:Wolf-Dietrich Schilling 1976–1979
Walther Marschall von Bieberstein 1979–1985
Klaus Max Franke 1985–1991
Karl-Heinz Scholtyssek 1991–1992
de:Jürgen Gehl 1993–1995
de:Uwe Schramm 1998–2001
de:Dietrich Andreas 2001–2006
de:Frank Meyke 2006–2009
Holger Michael 2009–2012
de:Albrecht Conze 2012–2014
Thomas Prinz 2015-2018
Peter Fahrenholtz 2018-2021
Achim Tröster]Since 2021

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References

  1. "Embassy of Germany in Dhaka, Bangladesh". embassypages.com. Retrieved March 16, 2016.
  2. "cv (PDF)" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2015-06-18. Retrieved 2016-10-07.