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Dundorf and Egelion Set to Start Cultural Exchanges
March 5614
Dunburg - Foreign Minister Alexander Schumacher has announced earlier today that following a state visit between Dundorf and Egelion that took place years ago, the Federal Government was interested in deepening further the relationship between our Federal Republic and the increasingly active Kingdom of Egelion, by proposing an evergreen for Dundorf's foreign policy and bilateral relations-building: educational cooperation. The single biggest example of this kind of activity throughout the years is the I.D.I. international school, founded now many decades ago, which still operate and works in several countries throughout Terra. IDI, for those of us at home who forgot, is the acronym of Internationaler Dunburger Institut, and it's purpose is to teach dundorfian language, culture and history to every student, who would then earn a certificate that recognizes proficiency in the language with virtually no cost: the school is funded in full by our Federal Ministry for Education and Culture. Some of those students, especially in neighboring countries, used the opportunity to move to Dundorf and seek a better occupation.
IDI might be seen as a key program in the new cultural exchanges that the two Governments are planning, but not only that: Dundorf seems set to propose regular school exchanges too, as well as welcoming Egelian artists such as singers, musicians, painters and so on to perform their arts in our country, in order to finally introduce elements of what for long has been a distant culture. On their part, Egelian officials have stated that they plan on to bring programs in which their students excel, such as economics and medicine, a golden opportunity for our academia to grow further and train our future doctors and economists better.
IDI might be seen as a key program in the new cultural exchanges that the two Governments are planning, but not only that: Dundorf seems set to propose regular school exchanges too, as well as welcoming Egelian artists such as singers, musicians, painters and so on to perform their arts in our country, in order to finally introduce elements of what for long has been a distant culture. On their part, Egelian officials have stated that they plan on to bring programs in which their students excel, such as economics and medicine, a golden opportunity for our academia to grow further and train our future doctors and economists better.