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Today, H.E. Amb. Jerobeam Shaanika, accompanied by Ms. Lucia Radovanovic, met with Africa Verein representatives Ms. Claudia Voss, Amb. Egon Kochanke & Ms. Wiebke Polomka to discuss strengthening economic cooperation and business relations between Germany & #Namibia

H.E. Ambassador Shaanika had the honour of receiving H.E. Ambassador Professor Ohene Adjei at the Namibian stand at ITB Berlin, Germany. 🇳🇦🤝🇬🇭 Strengthening the ties between Ghana and Namibia while showcasing Namibia’s tourism potential. #Ghana #Namibia #Africa

Don’t miss out, come visit us today & tomorrow! Over 28 exhibitors are proudly representing Namibia’s vibrant tourism industry @ Stand 206, Hall 20 @ ITB Berlin in Berlin. From breathtaking landscapes 2 unforgettable cultural experiences, #Namibia is ready 2 inspire the world.

Today, H.E. Amb. Shaanika visited the ITB, where he, together with Mr. Chicalu,CEO of NTB, & his team, held productive engagements with tour operators, airlines, & delegates from Zimbabwe & Zambia, strengthening partnerships & promoting regional tourism collaboration. #namibia

Amb. Shaanika was honored 2 host a reception yesterday @ the Namibian Embassy in Berlin welcoming the Nam Tourism delegation visiting Berlin 2 participate @ the International Travel show. Looking forward to productive engagements & strengthening our partnerships @MIRT_NAMIBIA

Today, Amb. M. Andjaba visited the GSI-SLV Berlin-Brandenburg, where they were received by the C.E.O, Dr. J. Vogelsang & team.The objective of the visit was 4 the team to tour the GSI facility in Berlin & learn more about its training program, which they plan to replicate in Nam.

During talks at State House, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi witnessed the signing and exchange of key bilateral agreements during the Indian Prime Minister’s State Visit to Namibia.

Yesterday, Amb. Andjaba had the honor of meeting with Mr. Stietzel, President of IHK Berlin. Discussions centered around an update on the Talent Bridge Initiative, which aims 2 upskill Namibians. Amb. reiterated his support 4 the initiative & assured IHK of the Embassy’s support

Lask week, Amb. Martin Andjaba had the honour of meeting with representatives of DHG vertrieb. The purpose of the meeting was to engage in a comprehensive discussion regarding the company's current export activities & its strategic plans for future project expansion.@MIRT_NAMIBIA

The three-day Inaugural Commonwealth Business Summit, taking place alongside the Commonwealth Trade Ministers Meeting, has officially commenced today, 18 June 2025, in Windhoek, Namibia. Read facebook.com/share/p/14Fqww… @commonwealthsec #CBS2025

🎥 Highlights from Day One of the inaugural #Commonwealth Business Summit! From bold keynote addresses to forward-looking panels on gender, digital trade & paperless systems. Watch some key moments from #CBS2025 👇 #CommonwealthTrade | @MIRT_Namibia | @nampapress

CBS2025 | The inaugural Commonwealth Business Summit 2025 (CBS2025) began yesterday, June 18, and will conclude tomorrow, June 20. This landmark event is hosted by the Namibian government in Windhoek and is being held alongside the 2025 Commonwealth Trade Ministers Meeting (CTMM), marking the first time these meetings are taking place outside the Commonwealth Secretariat’s headquarters in London. This year’s summit represents a significant milestone, as it is being held in Africa for the very first time. It signifies a major step toward greater inclusivity and regional engagement within the Commonwealth, highlighting Africa’s growing role in global trade and economic collaboration. Catch the live proceedings of day two of the Commonwealth Business Summit 2025 by tuning in to NBC1, or stream the event on the NBC Digital News YouTube channel or the NBC Plus app. Report: Richolene ǂOuses #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp #CBS2025, #CTMM2025

CBS2025 | Day 1 of the Commonwealth Business Summit 2025 (CBS2025) was centred around the future of Commonwealth trade. It explored key themes such as policy development, partnerships, and innovation.  Discussions tackled challenges like global trade uncertainties and strategies to enhance the Commonwealth’s resilience.  Participants also looked at ways to boost intra-Commonwealth trade to US$2 trillion by 2030, with a focus on lowering trade costs, supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises and utilising digital technologies to improve efficiency and transparency. Day 2 shifts its attention to driving Commonwealth investment by unlocking capital and expanding market opportunities.  Sessions will cover topics including trade and investment prospects within the Commonwealth, the role of digital public infrastructure in agriculture, leveraging regional trade agreements to foster growth and resilience, addressing telecommunications access to enhance connectivity, and bridging financial gaps through innovative investment and financing solutions. Report: Richolene ǂOuses #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp #CBS2025, #CTMM2025

The Commonwealth Business Summit has officially kicked off in Windhoek, Namibia — marking the first time the event is being held on African soil. Running alongside the 2025 Commonwealth Trade Ministers Meeting (CTMM), #ChannelAfricaNews #OnTheMove

An informative discussion on Good Morning Namibia with British High Commissioner Neil Bradley, unpacking the Commonwealth Trade Ministers Meeting and the Commonwealth Business Summit being held in Windhoek this week. 🇬🇧🇳🇦 #GoFarGoTogether #CTMM2025

“Trade is not just about goods—it’s about people.” UK High Commissioner @Neil_Bradley_UK joins The Evening Review ahead of #CTMM2025 to discuss diplomacy, digital trade, and Namibia’s growing global role. Watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=z6hlPR… #CommonwealthTrade

Join us for the inaugural Commonwealth Business Summit (CBS) in Windhoek, Namibia, from 18–20 June 2025! Held alongside the 2025 Commonwealth Trade Ministers Meeting, CBS is your chance to connect with global business & govt leaders to shape the future of CW trade & investment.

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has delegated the Minister of International Relations and Trade, Selma Ashipala-Musavyi, to represent her at the funeral of Pope Francis at the Vatican, Italy, and to deliver her message of condolence to the government of the Holy See. Pope Francis' funeral is taking place today at St. Peter’s Square, Vatican City, with more than 500,000 mourners, including over 40 heads of state, expected to attend. Ashipala-Musavyi is accompanied by Martin Andjaba, the ambassador of Namibia to the Holy See. Namibia and the Holy See established diplomatic relations in 2007. Pope Francis died on April 21, 2025 (Easter Monday), at the age of 88, at his residence in the Domus Sanctae Marthae, Vatican City, following complications from a stroke and heart failure after several weeks of illness. Pictures: @MIRT_NAMIBIA and ABC News #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp

Yesterday, H.E. Amb. Martin Andjaba had the opportunity to meet with Mr. G. Klußmann, Chief of Protocol of the State of Berlin & Ms. B. Strunk from the Berlin Senate. The discussions focussed on strengthening the existing partnership between the City of Berlin & City of Windhoek.

Mr. James Mnyupe, Namibia Green Hydrogen Commissioner, took part in a panel discussion focusing on “Developing, Financing and Implementing Africa’s Energy Vision“ at the 18th German-African Energy Forum 2025. @MinistryofIT @MrMnyups