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Volkswagen is Partner of the Sino-German Cultural Program 2017

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Benita von Maltzahn
Benita von Maltzahn
Director Global Corporate Citizenship
Dr. Christoph Ludewig
Dr. Christoph Ludewig
Head of International Communications Volkswagen Group China
  • A wide-ranging cultural program will celebrate the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Germany, which took place 45 years ago
  • There will be more than 150 events with Chinese artists in various German cities
  • Member of the Board and President and CEO of Volkswagen Group China Jochem Heizmann: "We are excited to support bringing Chinese culture and artists to Germany in order to further strengthen the rapport between both nations."

Beijing, Berlin, Wolfsburg. Its time to celebrate: 45 years ago Germany and China moved to establish diplomatic relations. To commemorate this anniversary the Chinese embassy in Germany has worked closely with German partners and cultural institutions to create a festival featuring music, theater, dance and film as well as contemporary art, literature and philosophy. Altogether 150 exciting events will span this special year, made possible by more than 40 different projects and partnerships. As the main partner Volkswagen Group will sponsor an array of individual events, dedicated to expanding the cultural exchange between the two countries.

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