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Wedding of Prince Alexander zu Schaumburg-Lippe and Mahkameh Navabi, town church, Bueckeburg, Germany - 18 Sep 2021

Former German Vice Chancellor Philipp Roesler attends the 'BILD100 summer party' event in Berlin, Germany, 12 September 2018. 100 of the most important decision-makers from politics and business as well as well-known personalities from sports, art and culture are expected at the event held by Germany's highest-circulation newspaper BILD.

BILD100 summer party in Berlin, Germany - 12 Sep 2018

BERTELSMANN Rosenball 2018, Berlin, Germany - 05 May 2018

FDP Convention, Berlin, Germany - 23 Apr 2016

Guido Westerwelle Funeral, Cologne, Germany - 02 Apr 2016

From L-r Philipp Roesler Head of the Center For Regional Strategies and Member of the Managing Board of the World Economic Forum German President Joachim Gauck and German Klaus Schwab Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum Poses During the First Day of the 46th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum Wef Davos Switzerland 20 January 2016 the Overarching Theme of the Meeting Which Takes Place From 20 to 23 January is 'Mastering the Fourth Industrial Revolution' Switzerland Schweiz Suisse Davos

Switzerland Economy Wef 2016 Davos - Jan 2016

Archbishop Emeritus of South Africa Desmond Tutu (r) Walks with Philipp Roesler From Germany Member of the Managing Board World Economic Forum (l) at the World Economic Forum on Africa at the Cape Town International Convention Centre South Africa 05 June 2015 the World Economic Forum on Africa in 2015 Marks 25 Years of Change on the Continent According to the World Economic Forum Over the Past Fifteen Years Africa Has Demonstrated an Economic Turnaround Growing Two to Three Percentage Points Faster Than Global Gdp Some of the Highlight Discussions at This Years Meeting Focused on Food Security and Agriculture and Also the Various Options and Areas of Investment South Africa Cape Town

South Africa World Economic Forum - Jun 2015

Angel Gurria, Philipp Roesler German politician Philipp Roesler, left, and Head of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, OECD, Angel Gurría, right, share a light moment during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, . The World Economic Forum is opening today where world's financial and political elite will meet in the next four coming days in Davos

Switzerland Davos Forum, Davos, Switzerland

German Economy Minister and German Free Democratic Party (fdp)áchairman Philipp Roesler Sits with Delegates at the Fdpáconference on the Reconstruction of the Party After Losing in the German Elections in Berlin Germany 07 December 2013 Germany Berlin

Germany Politics Parties - Dec 2013

German Economy Minister and German Free Democratic Party (fdp)áchairman Philipp Roesler Speaks at the Fdpáconference on the Reconstruction of the Party After Losing in the German Elections in Berlin Germany 07 December 2013 the Fdpáis to Elect a New Leader Germany Berlin

Chief of Staff Ronald Pofalla (r-l) German Chancellor Angela Merkel German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler and German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle Before the Start of a Cabinet Meeting in Berlin ágermany 20 November 2013 Germany Berlin

Germany Politics Government - Nov 2013

German Chancellor Angela Merkel (r) and German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler Talk Before the Start of a Cabinet Meeting in Berlin ágermany 20 November 2013 Germany Berlin

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right, chairwoman of the Christian Democratic Union party talks to outgoing Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle and Economic Minister and Vice Chancellor Philipp Roesler of the Free Democrats during a cabinet meeting in Berlin

Germany Cabinet, Berlin, Germany

German Member of Parliament Hans-christian Stroebele (r) of the Oppositional Alliance 90/the Greens Party Speaks at a German 'Bundestag' Parliament Session in Berlin Germany 18 November 2013 German Chancellor Merkel (2-l Background) Earlier Delivered a Government Statement on the Upcoming Eu Summit in Vilnius and the Nsa Spying Scandal in October 2013 It Became Public That Us Intelligence Organisation National Security Agency (nsa) Had Monitored Phone Calls From 35 International Leaders a Group Which is Thought to Have Included German Chancellor Merkel on Far Left is Acting German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler Germany Berlin

Germany Parliament Spying Debate - Nov 2013

Acting German Chancellor Angela Merkel (r) and Acting German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler Attend Agerman 'Bundestag' Parliament Session in Berlin Germany 18 November 2013 German Chancellor Merkel Earlier Delivered a Government Statement on the Upcoming Eu Summit in Vilnius and the Nsa Spying Scandal in October 2013 It Became Public That Us Intelligence Organisation National Security Agency (nsa) Had Monitored Phone Calls From 35 International Leaders a Group Which is Thought to Have Included German Chancellor Merkel Germany Berlin

Plenary Session and NSA activities debate, Berlin, Germany - 18 Nov 2013

Philipp Roesler, Angela Merkel, German Chancellor and Ronald Pofalla (CDU), German Chancellery Minister.

Hans-Peter Friedrich (CSU), German Minister of Interior, Philipp Roesler, Ronald Pofalla (CDU), German Chancellery Minister, Angela Merkel, German Chancellor.

Germanáchancellor Angela Merkel (r-l) Economics Minister Philipp Roesler Andáforeign Minister Guido Westerwelle Stand During the Ceremony to Issue Certificates of Discharge at Bellevue Palace in Berlin Germany 22 October 2013 the Current German Government Will Remain in Charge Until a New Coalition is Formed Germany Berlin

Germany Government Discharge - Oct 2013

German President Joachim Gauck (r) Hands Over a Certificate of Discharge to (r-l) Germanáchancellor Angela Merkel Economics Minister Philipp Roesler and Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle at Bellevue Palace in Berlin Germany 22 October 2013 the Current German Government Will Remain in Charge Until a New Coalition is Formed Germany Berlin

Germanáchancellor Angela Merkel (r-l) Economics Minister Philipp Roesler Andáforeign Minister Guido Westerwelle Attend a Ceremony For Receiving Certificates of Discharge at Bellevue Palace in Berlin Germany 22 October 2013 the Current German Government Will Remain in Charge Until a New Coalition is Formed Germany Berlin

German President Joachim Gauck (c) Hands Finance Minister Philipp Roesler (l)áhis Certificate of Discharge Next to Germanáchancellor Angela Merkel (r)áat Bellevue Palace in Berlin Germany 22 October 2013 the Current German Government Will Remain in Charge Until a New Coalition is Formed Germany Berlin

Germanáchancellor Angela Merkel (l) and Departing Economics Minister Philipp Roesler Stand During the Ceremony For Receiving Certificates of Discharge at Bellevue Palace in Berlin Germany 22 October 2013 the Current German Government Will Remain in Power Until a New Coalition is Formed Germany Berlin

Germanáchancellor Angela Merkel (r-l) Economics Minister Philipp Roesler Andáforeign Minister Guido Westerwelle Attend a Ceremony For Receiving Certificates of Discharge at Bellevue Palace in Berlin Germany 22 October 2013 the Current German Government Will Remain in Power Until a New Coalition is Formed Germany Berlin

German President Joachim Gauck, right, hands over the dismissal documents to Chancellor Angela Merkel, Vice Chancellor and Economic Minister Philipp Roesler, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle and Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich, from right, at Bellevue Palace in Berlin, . Following the Sept. 22, national election Angela Merkel will stay managing Chancellor until the planned coalition of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats has formed a new government

Germany New Parliament, Berlin, Germany

German President Joachim Gauck, right, hands over the dismissal documents to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, second right, German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, left, and German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler, second left, at the Bellevue palace in Berlin, Germany, . The ministers will be in charge as an acting government until the planned coalition of German Christian Democrats and German Social Democrats have formed a new government

Germany New Govermnent, Berlin, Germany

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right, German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler, center, and German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, left, attend a ceremony to receive the dismissal documents at the Bellevue Palace in Berlin, . The ministers will stay in charge as an acting government until German Christian Democrats' and German Social Democrats' planned coalition has formed a new government

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, center, German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler, left, and German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, right, arrive for a ceremony to receive the dismissal documents at the Bellevue palace in Berlin, Germany, . The ministers will stay in charge as an acting government until German Christian Democrats' and German Social Democrats' planned coalition has formed a new government

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, second right, talks to German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler, right, as German President Joachim Gauck, second left, hands over the dismissal documents to German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, left, and all other federal ministers at the Bellevue palace in Berlin, Germany, . The ministers will stay in charge as an acting government until German Christian Democrats' and German Social Democrat 's planned coalition has formed a new government

German Chancellor Angela Merkel Sits Between Economics Minister Philipp Roesler (l) and Chief of Staff Ronald Pofalla (r) Before a Meeting of the German Cabinet at the Federal Chancellery in Berlin Germany 16 October 2013 Germany's Green Party Abandoned Coalition Talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel Early on 16 October 2013 After the Two Sides Failed to Substantially Bridge Their Policy Differences Germany Berlin

Germany Government - Oct 2013

German Chancellor Angela Merkel (r-l) Talks with Departing Economics Minister Philipp Roesler and Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle Before a Meeting of the German Cabinet at the Federal Chancellery in Berlin Germany 16 October 2013 Germany's Green Party Abandoned Coalition Talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel Early on 16 October 2013 After the Two Sides Failed to Substantially Bridge Their Policy Differences Germany Berlin

Election Posters Showing German Free Democratic Party (fdp) Chairman and German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler Hang Upside Down at a Lamp Post in Berlin Germany 23 September 2013 on the Day After the German General Elections the Fdp - Junior Coalition Government Partner of the German Christian Democratic Union (cdu) of German Chancellor Angela Merkel - Failed to Clear the Five Percent Hurdle with 4 8 Percent and Will not Represented in the New German Bundestag Parliament For the Coming Periode Germany Berlin

Germany Elections Aftermath - Sep 2013

German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler and Free Democratic Party (fdp) Chairman Announces His Resignation During a Press Conference in Berlin Germany 23 September 2013 the Fdp Failed to Clear the Five Percent Hurdle with 4 8 Percent in General Elections Held on 22 September and Will not Be Represented in the German Bundestag For the First Time in Its History Germany Berlin

German Economy Minister and Chairman of the Free Democratic Party (fcp) Philipp Roesler (l) and Fdp Faction Leader Rainer Bruederle Hold a Press Conference During Which Roesler Announced His Resignation in Berlin Germany 23 September 2013 the Fdp Failed to Clear the Five Percent Hurdle with 4 8 Percent in General Elections Held on 22 September and Will not Be Represented in the German Bundestag For the First Time in Its History Germany Berlin

German Economy Minister and Chairman of the Free Democratic Party (fcp) Philipp Roesler (l) and Fdp Faction Leader Rainer Bruederle Leave a Press Conference During Which Roesler Announced His Resignation in Berlin Germany 23 September 2013 the Fdp Failed to Clear the Five Percent Hurdle with 4 8 Percent in General Elections Held on 22 September and Will not Be Represented in the German Bundestag For the First Time in Its History Germany Berlin

German Free Democratic Party (fdp) Faction Leader Rainer Bruederle Walks to the Joint Meeting of the Fdp Executive Board and the Fdp Parliamentary Faction in the Reichstag Building in Berlin Germany 23 September 2013 the Fdp Failed to Clear the Five Percent Hurdle with 4 8 Percent and Will not Represented in the New German Bundestag Parliament For the Coming Periode the Leader of Germany's Free Democratic Party (fdp) Philipp Roesler and His Deputies Have Offered Their Resignations Sources Told the German News Agency Dpa on 23 September Germany Berlin

German Economy Minister and German Free Democratic Party Chairman Philipp Roesler (2-l) Walks to the Joint Meeting of the Fdp Executive Board and the Fdp Parliamentary Faction in the Reichstag Building in Berlin Germany 23 September 2013 the Fdp Failed to Clear the Five Percent Hurdle with 4 8 Percent and Will not Represented in the New German Bundestag Parliament For the Coming Periode the Leader of Germany's Free Democratic Party (fdp) Philipp Roesler and His Deputies Have Offered Their Resignations Sources Told the German News Agency Dpa on 23 September Germany Berlin

Philipp Roesler, chairman of the Free Democratic Party FDP, left, and top-candidate, Rainer Bruederle, right, attend a meeting of board members in Berlin, . Chancellor Angela Merkel led her conservatives to a stunning victory in Germany's election Sunday. But she will need to reach out to center-left rivals to form a new government after her coalition partner, FDP, crashed out of Parliament. Her partners of choice, the pro-business Free Democrats, won only 4.8 percent of the vote. They fell short of the 5 percent needed to win seats in Parliament for the first time in Germany's post-World War II history, paying the price for frequent governing infighting and their failure to secure tax cuts they pledged four years ago

Germany Election, Berlin, Germany

Philipp Roesler, Rainer Bruederle Philipp Roesler, chairman of the Free Democratic party FDP, left beside top candidate Rainer Bruederle, declared to resign on the day after the elections in Berlin, . Chancellor Angela Merkel led her conservatives to a stunning victory in Germany's election Sunday. But she will need to reach out to center-left rivals to form a new government after her coalition partner, FDP, crashed out of Parliament

Philipp Roesler Philipp Roesler, chairman of the Free Democratic party FDP declares to resign on the day after the elections in Berlin, . German Free Democrats failed to enter Parliament for the very first time. Chancellor Angela Merkel led her conservatives to a stunning victory in Germany's election Sunday. But she will need to reach out to center-left rivals to form a new government after her coalition partner, FDP, crashed out of Parliament

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