German President Steinmeier Visits Nation’s Oldest Mosque During Ramadan

Frank-Walter Steinmeier calls for interfaith respect and peace during a visit to Berlin's Wilmersdorfer Mosque, celebrating its centenary.

President Frank-Walter Steinmeier participated in the traditional Ramadan fast-breaking ceremony with water and dates at the Wilmersdorfer Mosque in Berlin.
The Wilmersdorfer Mosque, Germany's oldest, marks its 100th anniversary this year and is noted for fostering dialogue between Muslims and non-Muslims.
Steinmeier emphasized the importance of respecting diverse religious beliefs and highlighted the role of interfaith understanding in achieving peace.
The president affirmed that Islam is an integral part of Germany, citing the presence of 5.5 million Muslims in the country.
Berlins' Cultural Senator Joe Chialo also attended the event, underscoring the cultural and historical significance of the mosque.