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German Consul General Michael Hasper visited Auroville, India, to discuss potential collaborations in culture, development, and education. Discussions involved representatives from Auroville’s key working groups and the Secretary of the Auroville Foundation, Jayanthi S. Ravi, who emphasized structured programs for talent exchange and cultural exchange. Hasper was briefed on Auroville’s master plan, international zone, and long-term vision, including cultural campuses representing Germany and residential zones for a diverse population.

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German Consul General Explores Collaboration Opportunities in Auroville

PUDUCHERRY, INDIA – November 23, 2025: Michael Hasper, the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Chennai, recently concluded a visit to Auroville, an experimental township in India, to explore potential avenues for enhanced cooperation between Germany and Auroville.

The visit, which took place on Saturday, involved in-depth discussions with key Auroville groups, including the Auroville Town Development Council (ATDC) and the Admissions & Terminations Scrutinizing Committee (ATSC). Jayanthi S. Ravi, Secretary of the Auroville Foundation, participated virtually and highlighted the benefits of structured programs for volunteers, interns, researchers, and cultural exchange, aiming to strengthen the Auroville-Germany partnership.

“These collaborations will enhance mutual understanding and create impactful opportunities for youth from both countries across multiple sectors within Auroville,” Ravi stated.

Hasper received briefings on Auroville’s vision, mission, master plan, and long-term development goals. The briefings included plans for cultural campuses representing various cultures, including Germany, within Auroville’s International Zone. He was also presented with details regarding existing international project collaborations.

Discussions also touched upon the planning of residential zones designed to accommodate a diverse population of nearly 8,000 residents, including youth, senior citizens, and international volunteers. The visit underscores a commitment to strengthening ties between Germany and Auroville in various areas.

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