The board is made up of 16 highly qualified members of the diaspora from 14 countries of origin.
"I have extensive experience in knowledge transfers and networking as a diaspora actor in both Ethiopia and Germany, particularly in the medical sector."
"My approach to all things is very hands-on. I accept and respect people for who they are."
"I am deeply passionate about promoting cultural exchange and fostering cross-cultural understanding. I believe that diversity enriches our lives and strengthens our connections with one another."
"I am a migration research scholar focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe. In my studies, I address topics such as diaspora engagement, among others."
"I am deeply passionate about migration and development policy."
"I believe that my unique perspective can help enhance the MEG's diaspora portfolio."
"I see myself as a ‘circular migrant’ who feels strongly connected to both Germany and Albania."
"I am passionate about equity, sustainability, empowering creative industries and fostering global talent networks."
"I want to be a voice for the many migrants who want to strengthen the economic and social development of our second home, Germany."
"As an entrepreneur I commute between Germany and Colombia. I have worked in the humanitarian aid development sector and in refugee aid."
"As an active part of the African diaspora in Germany, I am passionate about contributing to the sustainable development of African countries."
"I am passionate about development in Africa that makes a tangible difference in people's daily lives."
"I want to encourage more members of the diaspora to engage in the development of their countries of origin and especially in the reconstruction of Ukraine."
"Over the last 20 years, I have implemented projects in the Global South and gained valuable experience in the process."
"As a member of the Diaspora Advisory Board, I am committed to a better future, in harmony with nature, the environment and the economy."
"Innovation is essential for sustainable development and the diaspora can actively contribute to development-oriented innovation."
