The first day, Friday, March 22nd, was entirely dedicated to the presentation by members of various clusters, who introduced their work to an interested audience. Since the end of 2023, the Burundian diaspora has come together in collaborative group efforts to promote the partnership between Burundi and Baden-Württemberg and to develop concrete project proposals. The focus was particularly on the school partnership cluster, aimed at connecting schools in Burundi and Baden-Württemberg. During the event, concrete projects were presented, including the renovation and equipping of the Kamenge Vocational School (ETS) and the establishment of a partner vocational school in Baden-Württemberg. These projects were seen as significant steps towards strengthening educational cooperation and cultural exchange between the two regions. It is particularly pleasing that the implementation of these projects is expected to take place in the year 2024, highlighting the commitment and determination of the Burundian diaspora to bring about positive changes and deepen the relationship between Burundi and Baden-Württemberg. The "Burundi Days" in Freiburg were not only an opportunity for presenting work results but also an important step towards realizing concrete projects and strengthening the partnership between the two regions. The health cluster emphasized the importance of healthcare and proposed, among other things, the renovation and equipping of the laboratory at the University Hospital of Bujumbura. This initiative aims to improve medical infrastructure in Burundi and enhance the quality of healthcare. The longstanding friendly relations between Burundi and Germany serve as the foundation for this healthcare partnership. The municipal partnership cluster focused on strengthening the partnership between municipalities in Baden-Württemberg and Burundi. It was proposed to highlight and promote the historical landmarks that connect both countries. By exchanging cultural, historical, and touristic experiences, the relationships between the communities are intended to be solidified. Thus, the Burundi Days were not only a platform for exchanging ideas but also an important step towards implementing concrete projects to promote the partnership between Burundi and Baden-Württemberg. The event illustrated the commitment of the Burundian diaspora and its partners to a sustainable and fruitful collaboration between the two regions. Another significant cluster that presented its work during the Burundi Days in Freiburg on March 22nd and 23rd, 2024, was the cluster for peace and reconciliation. This group worked closely with other organizations and developed its proposals through various workshops. The peace and reconciliation cluster focused on promoting peace and reconciliation in Burundi. Through collaboration with various organizations and participation in workshops, concrete strategies and measures were developed to contribute to conflict resolution and support the reconciliation process. The presentation during the Burundi Days provided an opportunity to introduce these developed strategies to a wider audience and gain support for their implementation. The work of this cluster underscores the importance of peace and reconciliation for the development and stability in Burundi and demonstrates the commitment of the Burundian diaspora and its partners to a peaceful future in their homeland. The second day of the Burundi Days in Freiburg, scheduled for the annual association meeting and the subsequent annual reception for the entire diaspora, was a great success. The event was open to the public and attracted a variety of guests, including high-profile personalities such as Her Excellency the new Burundian Ambassador to Berlin, Ms. Annonciata Senadazirasa, representatives from the Baden-Württemberg State Ministry, the Baden-Württemberg Foundation for Development Cooperation, as well as a broad audience from Freiburg and its surroundings. The presence of such significant figures highlights the importance and influence of the Burundi Days as a platform for exchange and cooperation between Burundi and Germany. The participation of many members of the diaspora from various regions of Germany attests to their strong commitment and support for the event. The Burundi Days were perceived as a complete success and received significant attention in the wider public. The event provided a significant opportunity for the exchange of ideas, the strengthening of partnerships, and the promotion of peace, education, and development in Burundi. The positive response to the event demonstrates the potential and effectiveness of such meetings in promoting cooperation and understanding between different communities and countries.