Political Highlights of the German Presidency

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Political Highlights of the German Presidency. 6th/7th February 2012: Foreign Ministers meeting at Schloss Plön on the occasion of the CBSS‘s 20th anniversary 24th April 2012: „Baltic Sea Days“ in Berlin bringing together all players in Baltic Sea cooperation

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Political Highlights of the German Presidency • 6th/7th February 2012: Foreign Ministers meeting at Schloss Plön on the occasion of the CBSS‘s 20th anniversary • 24th April 2012: „Baltic Sea Days“ in Berlin bringing together all players in Baltic Sea cooperation • 30th/31st May 2012: Baltic Sea States Summit; meeting of the heads of government hosted by Chancellor Merkel
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