Introducing The Country: Germany

INTRODUCING
the country
Germany
Germany, which is made up of 16 states
and is located in the center of the old
continent, is noted for having the largest
national economy in Europe and one of
the largest in the world. Germany has a
fascinating and rich history that is told
through its old-fashioned and colorful
architecture, castles, palaces, cathedrals,
and monuments, as well as its landscapes,
mountains, and forests, wonderful food,
and beer.
What
They have a global reputation for
makes teaching and research quality, which
Germany stems from a long and illustrious
history of higher education. Every
stand year, a number of new German
institutions are added to the
apart from worldwide rankings, in addition to the
usual top-ranked universities.
other
countries?
According to the city of Munich,
The tradition of Germany started in
1810, with the nuptial of Crown Prince
Ludwig of Bavaria to Princess Therese
von Sachsen-Hildburghausen.
Germany glorifies different
traditional Christian holidays such as
Christmas and Easter. Also, one of the
famous German tradition is the annual
Munich Beer Festival or known as
“Oktoberfest” its starts on the Saturday
in September and ends 16-18 days later
on the first Sunday of October.
Every democracy consists of a
framework of institutions, all with their
separate roles. And each one has its own
quirks. Here's how Germany compares to other
systems around the world.
Germany is a Federal democracy, with

strong political parties, an independent
judiciary, and powerful regional and local
governments. The "Federal" part refers to the
way that power is divided nationally.
Institutions in Berlin have certain Federal
powers, which reach across regional
boundaries. On the other hand, many powers
are reserved for regional assemblies or local
authorities.
German is one of the largest groups of
Indo-Germanic languages. It is used as the
official language of Germany, Austria and
Liechtenstein, and is a co-official language in
Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the
European Union.. The history of the language
begins in the Early Middle Ages with the High
German consonant shift. During the migration
period Old High German dialects were
separated from Old Saxon.
Exporting products to or from
Germany is not only subject to Germany’s
own customs procedures, laws and
guidelines, but also subject to the
European Union regulations and
guidelines. Trade
Regulations
When it comes to taxes, Germany’s
taxation system applies import turnover
tax (Einfuhrumsatzsteuer) of 19% form
in Germany
countries outside the European Union,
and 7% tax for certain categories of
products.
However, this tax can be deducted as an
input tax (Vorsteuer). EORI (Economic
Operators' Registration and Identification)
registration in Germany is needed for
companies engaged in trade activities.
In 2019 Germany imported $1.16T, making it the
number 3 trade destination in the world. During the
last five reported years the imports of Germany
changed by $31.1B from $1.13T in 2014 to $1.16T in 2019.
The top imports of Germany are Cars ($75B), Vehicle
Parts ($41.1B), Packaged Medicaments ($30.5B), Crude
Petroleum ($29.4B), and Refined Petroleum ($23.5B),
importing mostly from Netherlands ($106B), China
($96.9B), France ($76.2B), Belgium ($68.9B), and
Poland ($68.4B). In 2019, Germany was the world's
biggest importer of Nitrogen Heterocyclic Compounds
($17.9B), Ball Bearings ($4.4B), Cheese ($4.37B), Large
Flat-Rolled Stainless Steel ($3.71B), and Oxygen Amino
Compounds ($3.3B).
Top 10 Traditional
1. Brot & Brötchen
German Foods 2. Käsespätzle

3. Currywurst
4. Kartoffelpuffer & Bratkartoffeln
5. Rouladen
6. Schnitzel
7. Eintopf
8. Sauerbraten
9. Brezel
10. Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte
IN 2019, Germany exported a total of
$1.44T, making it the number 3 exporter
in the world. Germany was the number
4 economy in the world in terms of GDP
(current US$), the number 3 in total
exports, the number 3 in total imports,
the number 18 economy in terms of
GDP per capita (current US$) and the
number 4 most complex economy
according to the Economic Complexity
Index (ECI).
Here are the following evidences :
o BEER
o FOOTBALL
o BREAD AND SAUSAGES
o CASTLES AND PALACES
o CATHEDRAL AND MONUMENTS
o CARS
o FESTIVAL AND CARNIVALS
o FREE EDUCATION

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