The German-Syrian Research Society (DSFG) is a non-profit non-governmental organization established in Germany and founded in 2016 by Syrians and Germans of Syrian origin.
Research and Science. The aim is to support Syrian students and scholars in their studies and work in Germany and, in addition, to obtain the relevant scholarships so that they.
It was built out of the will, the establishment of a Syrian community for research and science in Germany, as well as the creation of a Syrian lobby within the German Centers.
About us
The German-Syrian Research Society (DSFG) is a non-profit non-governmental organization established in Germany and founded in 2016 by Syrians and Germans of Syrian origin. It was built out of the will, the establishment of a Syrian community for research and science in Germany, as well as the creation of a Syrian lobby within the German Centers for Research and Science. The aim is to support Syrian students and scholars in their studies and work in Germany and, in addition, to obtain relevant scholarships so that they can continue their scientific careers in Germany.
Our Impact
The DSFG also aims to support projects, scientific, technical, and other participations, as well as to organize symposia and workshops in and outside Germany. The aim is to make the Syrian community and its cultural background known and to strengthen the association’s aims to establish a common scientific and cultural community between Germany and Syria.
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Total Beneficiary Students & Scholars
The German-Syrian Research Society (DSFG) is delighted to announce the organization of a science symposium, Which will bring together successful scientists and researchers from Germany and the Arab world to foster cross-border collaboration and exchange of knowledge, propelling scientific progress and fostering innovation in a myriad of fields.
More information can be found here.
Dr. Yamen AlSalka
President
Ms. Razan Hessenow
Vice President
Dr. Samer Alkarkoukly
General Secretary
Dr. Amer Ghalawinji
Board Member
Prof. Dr. Hani Harb
Board Member
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