let’s go a quarter of the way population
would be African by 2050 imagine that
for a couple of seconds for us like this
won’t be ready anymore I went to see a
friend for Oktoberfest
in 2014 I was very nervous and excited
as I first thought that experience funny
thing is before death
I only drink beer once in my life
honestly I didn’t like it at all but
still I wanted to enjoy the experience
so I had two choices during one beer and
just under the atmosphere or make a bet
with my friend who could think the most
beer yeah guess what
he won we’re saying local songs nor
traditional lederhosen so people got
curious and approached us they asked us
in English hey guys where you from and
we entered in German Deutschland and
they couldn’t believe it but you know
what
nowadays it’s almost impossible to tell
if you were born in Germany immigrated
to Germany or grew up in Germany matter
of fact the most recent figure shows
that 22.5% of a German population has a
magnet in background have a look – 6000
right now look to see to your left one
of you might be a German with a
migration background let’s take a quick
trip a little let’s make a quick test
please raise your hand if you have any
kind of migration background and don’t
be shy have a look around quite and
the very interesting fact is that this
part of the population has two context
namely the home country and their county
of residence let me speak to you about
the chance I see with in debt synthesize
in your context synthesis means
combining combining different things
ideas materials even context today I
want to speak to you about context I was
born and raised in Germany one context
my immigrant from Ghana my other context
my parents took the risk and Afghanistan
you start in Germany their decision
unconsciously gave him the foundation
for promising life in Germany as opposed
to one in Ghana maybe you ask yourself
now what does it mean the promising life
in Germany I’m not saying going up and
down as a bad thing not at all Garner’s
cocoa
and of course and being very serious now
jollof rice my favourite dish
[Music]
if you have never heard about you love
rice please contact me after the talk it
might change your life trust me
Garner’s also home to amazing people
with influence on the whole world for
example as the new the new founder of
the Women’s World banking and the
pioneer microfinance Kofi Annan Nobel
Peace Prize winner permanent human the
first President of Ghana and a
pan-african list just to mention a few
so what do I mean by promising life in
Germany as the post as opposed to one in
Ghana I want to highlight one key area
easy access to higher education having
easy access to education in Germany is
the gift and I believe and enable at the
same time it helped me to discover that
I’m able to do in the world and
unlocking potential in Ghana describe
tricky to study because of the
unbelievable cost
have to face they have to pay for
examination for tuition for
transportation for field trips was
bought clothes for uniforms him much
more folding all debt with an average
EDP / hat of almost $1700 this is a big
stretch the difficult access is probably
also reflected by the fact that only 16%
of population who would be invited
higher education is studying in Germany
that same figure is 66 percent the
support of the German education system
allowed me to complete my studies across
Europe studying abroad or housing for
nowadays I guess traveling was actually
the most interesting part for me as a
typical business administration student
during those exciting stages in my
student life I kept asking myself
imagine if you grew up in Ghana which we
have had access to any of these
opportunities and how could use the
lucky circumstances to make it possible
the young adults in Ghana have access to
such opportunities – I told you that
German is my birthplace and I’m very
happy to call it my home yet I somehow
feel a deep connection with Ghana if
it’s like Ghana’s trying to pull one of
the slauson’s back to a Sun country I
think that many of you who listen to
context can relate to this feeling of
two hearts simultaneously beating your
chest I spent most of my life in Germany
without seeing Ghana once the desire to
see my own country which the point that
decided to join my father of my first
trip to Ghana when I was 20 I remember
when I made my first step for the
airport family it hit me and I couldn’t
breathe I was feeling the hot African
air for the very first time
should that moment let me know I was in
Africa yeah it was crazy seeing my
parents birthplace with my own eyes
understanding how they grew up and what
challenges they overcame was an
incredible feeling and made me very very
proud after came back to Germany you
could tell the gunman left marks on me
I’m not talking about at least 14
mosquito bites that over my body what
I’m talking about is realizing that
you’re just being a gun as a visitor
wasn’t enough the trip to Ghana awakened
my sense of responsibility and open my
eyes for the wonderful chance I have in
Germany it helped me to enter the
question I had during my student life do
you remember how could I use my lucky
circumstances to make it possible the
young adults in Ghana have access to
such opportunities to I figured out I
figured out that I could do one simple
thing I could connect and mobilize the
Kenyan diasporan Germany and contribute
to the ongoing progression of Ghana and
that is what I did I confirmed the
initiative with Lachlan engineers who
live in Germany but I also want to take
an active role in the development of
garment we are building a strong and
United leadership that manages to
transform our mindset chance for our
capabilities to garner and transcribe
the progress and the knowledge to the
generations to come we are preparing
ourselves to become an interface between
Germany and Ghana our context it’s
amazing what you can achieve as a
collective from zero with the same drive
for example recently have been part of a
German delegation trip to Ghana the
German delegation wanted to enter into
partnerships and invest the local
companies won :
I organized the meeting between startups
based in Ghana and the German delegation
we became an interface and combined
Germany and Ghana our context through us
this data set opportunity to pitch their
businesses for investments but on the
other side
the Germans learned to some of the
business ideas were so unique that some
people of the delegation realized that
garner as a developing country has the
potential to hurt Germany as a developed
country I tell you to witness death was
just amazing and motivated me us to keep
going I showed you that people could
have more than one context immigrants
from Ghana raised me in Germany to
contact the easy access to education
open doors for me and helped me to
synthesize my context and by that make a
first step towards the transformation of
one of my context by mobilizing and
connecting the Diaspora and by becoming
interface between Germany and Ghana my
context your context could be completely
different it could be a Japanese in
Norway
Spanish kinda UK or something else the
objectives could be completely different
you could focus on your home country or
country of residence residence I want to
ask you to share this idea help people
with more than one context to understand
that they’re in a special position and
have the wonderful chance maybe even
responsibility to take action on
development of the home country on a
country of residence all we need is to
analyse the individual need of one of
our contacts and mediate by synthesizing
our context you get to experience the
amazing feeling of using your context for greater good thank you very much
would be African by 2050 imagine that
for a couple of seconds for us like this
won’t be ready anymore I went to see a
friend for Oktoberfest
in 2014 I was very nervous and excited
as I first thought that experience funny
thing is before death
I only drink beer once in my life
honestly I didn’t like it at all but
still I wanted to enjoy the experience
so I had two choices during one beer and
just under the atmosphere or make a bet
with my friend who could think the most
beer yeah guess what
he won we’re saying local songs nor
traditional lederhosen so people got
curious and approached us they asked us
in English hey guys where you from and
we entered in German Deutschland and
they couldn’t believe it but you know
what
nowadays it’s almost impossible to tell
if you were born in Germany immigrated
to Germany or grew up in Germany matter
of fact the most recent figure shows
that 22.5% of a German population has a
magnet in background have a look – 6000
right now look to see to your left one
of you might be a German with a
migration background let’s take a quick
trip a little let’s make a quick test
please raise your hand if you have any
kind of migration background and don’t
be shy have a look around quite and
the very interesting fact is that this
part of the population has two context
namely the home country and their county
of residence let me speak to you about
the chance I see with in debt synthesize
in your context synthesis means
combining combining different things
ideas materials even context today I
want to speak to you about context I was
born and raised in Germany one context
my immigrant from Ghana my other context
my parents took the risk and Afghanistan
you start in Germany their decision
unconsciously gave him the foundation
for promising life in Germany as opposed
to one in Ghana maybe you ask yourself
now what does it mean the promising life
in Germany I’m not saying going up and
down as a bad thing not at all Garner’s
cocoa
and of course and being very serious now
jollof rice my favourite dish
[Music]
if you have never heard about you love
rice please contact me after the talk it
might change your life trust me
Garner’s also home to amazing people
with influence on the whole world for
example as the new the new founder of
the Women’s World banking and the
pioneer microfinance Kofi Annan Nobel
Peace Prize winner permanent human the
first President of Ghana and a
pan-african list just to mention a few
so what do I mean by promising life in
Germany as the post as opposed to one in
Ghana I want to highlight one key area
easy access to higher education having
easy access to education in Germany is
the gift and I believe and enable at the
same time it helped me to discover that
I’m able to do in the world and
unlocking potential in Ghana describe
tricky to study because of the
unbelievable cost
have to face they have to pay for
examination for tuition for
transportation for field trips was
bought clothes for uniforms him much
more folding all debt with an average
EDP / hat of almost $1700 this is a big
stretch the difficult access is probably
also reflected by the fact that only 16%
of population who would be invited
higher education is studying in Germany
that same figure is 66 percent the
support of the German education system
allowed me to complete my studies across
Europe studying abroad or housing for
nowadays I guess traveling was actually
the most interesting part for me as a
typical business administration student
during those exciting stages in my
student life I kept asking myself
imagine if you grew up in Ghana which we
have had access to any of these
opportunities and how could use the
lucky circumstances to make it possible
the young adults in Ghana have access to
such opportunities – I told you that
German is my birthplace and I’m very
happy to call it my home yet I somehow
feel a deep connection with Ghana if
it’s like Ghana’s trying to pull one of
the slauson’s back to a Sun country I
think that many of you who listen to
context can relate to this feeling of
two hearts simultaneously beating your
chest I spent most of my life in Germany
without seeing Ghana once the desire to
see my own country which the point that
decided to join my father of my first
trip to Ghana when I was 20 I remember
when I made my first step for the
airport family it hit me and I couldn’t
breathe I was feeling the hot African
air for the very first time
should that moment let me know I was in
Africa yeah it was crazy seeing my
parents birthplace with my own eyes
understanding how they grew up and what
challenges they overcame was an
incredible feeling and made me very very
proud after came back to Germany you
could tell the gunman left marks on me
I’m not talking about at least 14
mosquito bites that over my body what
I’m talking about is realizing that
you’re just being a gun as a visitor
wasn’t enough the trip to Ghana awakened
my sense of responsibility and open my
eyes for the wonderful chance I have in
Germany it helped me to enter the
question I had during my student life do
you remember how could I use my lucky
circumstances to make it possible the
young adults in Ghana have access to
such opportunities to I figured out I
figured out that I could do one simple
thing I could connect and mobilize the
Kenyan diasporan Germany and contribute
to the ongoing progression of Ghana and
that is what I did I confirmed the
initiative with Lachlan engineers who
live in Germany but I also want to take
an active role in the development of
garment we are building a strong and
United leadership that manages to
transform our mindset chance for our
capabilities to garner and transcribe
the progress and the knowledge to the
generations to come we are preparing
ourselves to become an interface between
Germany and Ghana our context it’s
amazing what you can achieve as a
collective from zero with the same drive
for example recently have been part of a
German delegation trip to Ghana the
German delegation wanted to enter into
partnerships and invest the local
companies won :
I organized the meeting between startups
based in Ghana and the German delegation
we became an interface and combined
Germany and Ghana our context through us
this data set opportunity to pitch their
businesses for investments but on the
other side
the Germans learned to some of the
business ideas were so unique that some
people of the delegation realized that
garner as a developing country has the
potential to hurt Germany as a developed
country I tell you to witness death was
just amazing and motivated me us to keep
going I showed you that people could
have more than one context immigrants
from Ghana raised me in Germany to
contact the easy access to education
open doors for me and helped me to
synthesize my context and by that make a
first step towards the transformation of
one of my context by mobilizing and
connecting the Diaspora and by becoming
interface between Germany and Ghana my
context your context could be completely
different it could be a Japanese in
Norway
Spanish kinda UK or something else the
objectives could be completely different
you could focus on your home country or
country of residence residence I want to
ask you to share this idea help people
with more than one context to understand
that they’re in a special position and
have the wonderful chance maybe even
responsibility to take action on
development of the home country on a
country of residence all we need is to
analyse the individual need of one of
our contacts and mediate by synthesizing
our context you get to experience the
amazing feeling of using your context for greater good thank you very much
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