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An investigation by Germany’s ZDF broadcaster uncovered correspondence suggesting that Markus Frohnmaier, an MP from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, promised Bashar al-Jaafari—then a representative of the Assad regime at the United Nations—information about a German aid program after the two met in New York in 2018. One message showed that Frohnmaier’s staff had gathered information about the “Cash for Work” program, which provides temporary jobs for refugees, displaced people and people in need. His office had asked for a briefing on the program to be prepared and translated into Arabic. However, the investigation said the leaked material did not prove that the information had been passed to representatives of the Syrian regime. Frohnmaier denied gathering information on behalf of foreign countries.
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