Dominik Bartsch

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 07/12/2022

Great exchange with @jic_investment minister H.E Kholoud Saggaf Public-private engagement will boost investments and job creation - the @UnitedNationsJO offers global expertise in support of economic modernization https://t.co/VNV2BjW55P

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 05/12/2022

RT @UnitedNationsJO: التقى أعضاء وعضوات المجلس الاستشاري الشبابي للأمم المتحدة 🇯🇴 سعادة السفيرة السويدية 🇸🇪 @SweAmbJordan، بحضور المنسق الم…

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 05/12/2022

Hala from #Syria always had a passion for teaching. All the kids in the neighborhood would come to her for extra lessons. She now got admitted to teacher college, ready to pursue her vocation The only problem? No money for tuition My dad will fix it, says Hala https://t.co/a4NqdM7m7M

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 04/12/2022

see the able not the label https://t.co/OUNZpK4FWt

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 01/12/2022

RT @The_NewArab: Mansaf, the national dish of Jordan, has just been added to UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list 👇https://t.co/7np10…

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 01/12/2022

Each one of us needs to understand how attitudes in society can contribute to #GenderBasedViolence Very encouraged by the dedication of the members in the GBV coordination group #16DaysJo https://t.co/CP7hLGDfqV

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 30/11/2022

Put simply, the youth are front and center of development What an inspiring exchange we had with our youth council at this special meeting of the 🇺🇳 country team and the Crown Prince Foundation https://t.co/7h1Omsm3px

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 26/11/2022

“There is no greater sorrow on earth than the loss of one’s native land.” Euripides, 431 BC Ahmed, 2022 https://t.co/0CjQWFkI8I

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 22/11/2022

We are deeply grateful for Germany‘s continued support to @refugees in #Jordan at this most critical time @AA_stabilisiert https://t.co/GQTJzLNdCh

Dominik Bartsch

@dominik_bartsch - 22/11/2022

Another shop closed down on the Champs d‘Elysee, the famous market street ⁦@ZaatariCamp⁩. Shopkeepers in the camp are clearly struggling. why? Because their customers are struggling: refugees can only pay for the most essential items https://t.co/lN8kb7VJ8v