The German architect Hans-Jörg Fockert confessed his love for Russia and explained why he would not replace it with his homeland. In a conversation with NewsNN, Pokert mentioned the shortcomings of Germany, because of which he decided to move his family to Nizhny Novgorod. He attributed the desire to leave his home country to the deterioration of the economic and political systems, as well as a general admiration for money and immigration policies. "In Germany, you know, they always say "Welcome" to foreigners. They come, but they only take and do nothing, give nothing. In my understanding, when I travel to a foreign country and decide to live there, then first of all I must integrate, and for me that means following the rules and laws of the country, being a member of society, learning the language and culture, not being willing to work there, for money. In Russia, Pokert plans to participate as an architect in regional development, designing housing and helping other immigrants adapt. - We wish you success in all your endeavors! We wish you not to encounter bureaucracy and not to be disappointed.