Many African living in Germany were eagerly eager for the German elections after becoming a major campaign issue for the German elections. Many feared that there would be large-scale exile due to a win for a distant option for Germany (AFD).
However, the Center-Right Christian Democratic Alliance (CDU/CSU) leader Frederick Merz, who is ready to become a German Chanman Chainman Cleans after his party won, has taken a tough stance on the migration.
Merz last month promised a “original” over asylum rules and permanent border control, after a deadly stab of two people, including a 2 -year -old boy in the German city of Schfenberg. The suspect, a 28 -year -old Afghan, who is already under exile order.
CDU/CSU won around 29% of the votes, while AFD achieved 20.8% – the strongest result of the party at the federal level till date. While the AFD coalition negotiations are to be sidelined, the increase in party’s support has worried some Africans.
Ghana’s businessman Victoria Agabai finished second to the plurality of the causes of Victoria Agabai, who lived and worked in Germany. “” AFD has been very strong in opposition to immigrants and all that.
Should African immigrants still worry?
Some analysts say the election results should eliminate anxiety among the Africans.
“I think the election to a reasonable extent has stopped a stop … far-flung party. Germany has displayed that European countries can really do [roll] A foreign policy analyst Dr. Oluvol Ozwell told the wave back, told DW.
Germany has improved the IT migration law to make it easier for skilled African workers to migrate to Germany, and Berlin has taken initiative to encourage irregular Ghana’s migrants to repatriation. It is now supported by the European Union. Advisory Center has helped over 5,000 Ghana migrants Return to their motherland.
Samuel Ekom, a corepat worker located in Akra, the capital of Ghana, who plans to travel to Germany, told DW that he was concerned about the opportunities to be slimmer this time.
“I saw some professional statements. In terms of immigration, they [Germany] The immigration will be a real freeze, and it is definitely going to influence people within Africa who want to travel to Germany, “Ackom said.
Johnstone Capillaka from Nigeria shared Ekom’s concerns. “About this [the] Tightening the borders of Germany, I worry that it can affect migration in the country. Many travel to Germany for Nigerian education or work. Stricter border control can make it difficult for him to do so, “he told DW.
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Africans do not panic
Ojwell said that on tightening the boundaries of Germany, the difficult stance of merz is aimed at irregular migrants, should not be nervous according to the Africans.
“This is the party of Angela Merkel and, to a reasonable extent that we have before, to a reasonable extent, [it] There is a global party, so I think Africa has nothing to fear in the context of Germany’s IT policy towards Africa. I think it’s going to be a Germany that is open to do business and cooperate with African countries, “Ozwell said.
However, Ojwell suggested that, under the new German government, many unspecified Africans would have to find new destinations in Europe.
“Most countries [including Germany] Only illegal migrants are climbing. Therefore, whether they are African or they are Asians coming from any part of the world, I think no proper country wants to inform the migrants on its borders, “Heer said.
Germany has a close relationship with Africa, targeted to promote Africa’s economy, provide security aid and promote good governance.
The German development agency GIZ has launched several projects on the target continent in weak groups of society and provides employment skills to the youth population of Africa.
In Akra Hope, young Africans like Jude Duncan supported thesis supports under a new German government.
“From the beginning, it is clear that there is not much space for African leaders in terms of assistance and grant. You go back to work. Some German development agencies and institutions like Giz do here [Africa]It clearly [shows] This sufficient amount of assistance is given to us, “Herr said.
Duncan, however, is afraid of his country, Ghana, will have to find opportunities for funding.
“It is importing for African leaders to now decide to work together and to ensure that homegron solutions are kept together to influence the lives of Africans on the continent,” he said.
In Abuja, Nigeria, Kusem Suleman told DW that despite some appropriation, he is still expecting continuity in the German support for Africa.
“I expect a good relationship; I hope the relationship between Nigeria and Germany will always continue. Germany has been one of the largest partners in Nigeria when he comes into electricity and rural electrification. I have a lot of German finance Have seen nurtured, “Hey.
Lack of efficient labor of Germany
Kpilaakaa said that Germany’s strong economic possibilities and the plan to promote its efficient labor provide some inauguration for the youth population of Africa.
“It is worth noting that Germany has a strong economy and lack of skilled workers in some fields, so I hope that they welcome people of Nigeria and other countries and continue to worthy persons,” said.
The conservative block of Frederick Merz now now face coalition talks. Merz is eager to work immediately to secure the coalition to form a new government.
Ozwell says that Africa still will still have to see a new direction from Germany, but there is a possibility of some changes in the policy towards Africa.
“Certainly some changes are going to happen in Germany’s forbin policy. Like issues that now suffer Africa like Sudan conflict, such as war in the Congo in which we are constantly looking for solutions,” Heer said.
Hence, Augabai is expecting the policies of the new German government that will promote trade between Africa and Germany.
“The Ghana is very dependent on exports to the European Union for the existence of the economy. And we are looking closely as an export company,” he said.
Edited by: Keith Walker
