Sigmar Gabriel
Sigmar Gabriel is a prominent German politician who served as the leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) from 2011 to 2017 and held various ministerial roles, including Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy. Known for his pragmatic approach to politics, Gabriel has been a key figure in shaping Germany's social and economic policies, advocating for social justice, environmental sustainability, and European integration. He has often emphasized the importance of the 'democratic middle' in German politics, reflecting on the balance between progressive and conservative values. Gabriel's insights into contemporary political challenges make him a respected voice in national discussions.
Born on Sep 12, 1970 (55 years old)
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Greece:
Sigmar Gabriel supported Gerald Knaus's proposal during the refugee crisis.
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Romania:
Sigmar Gabriel describes Pistorius as someone people understand and who seems to genuinely believe in what he says.
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Latvia:
Sigmar Gabriel testified in an investigation committee regarding possible Russian influence on a German fund related to the Nord Stream gas pipelines.
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Switzerland:
Sigmar Gabriel is noted as a former party chairman and minister involved in the connections with Russia.
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Germany:
Sigmar Gabriel was the chairman of the SPD during a time when Olaf Scholz was developing a new pension concept.
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Switzerland:
Sigmar Gabriel was the Vice Chancellor of Germany and is credited with the original phrase that Merkel later popularized.
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Luxembourg:
The plane was brought back to Germany on the initiative of then Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel.
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Germany:
Sigmar Gabriel, the former chairman of the SPD, criticized his party colleagues during a talk show.
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Andorra:
Sigmar Gabriel, a former German politician, is also a signatory of the letter.
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Iran:
Sigmar Gabriel, the former German Foreign Minister, stated that Iran's ballistic missile tests violate international agreements.
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