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About Us

Founded in 2020 Rotary Club Dresden International ist the youngest member of Dresden's Rotarian family.

We are a colorful mixture of different nationalities and professions. What motivates us is to do good (and fun!) things together, to learn from each other and to be inspired by different cultural backgrounds. 

We meet every Monday, either in person - or digital. We chose this kind of meeting rhythm to enable our international members, who travel a lot, to still be an active member of our club. Visitors are always welcome!

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Club news

Happy anniversary!

5 years as a first milestone

Much reason to celebrate for the youngest member of the Dresden Rotarian family.
Much reason to celebrate for the youngest member of the Dresden Rotarian family.
Reason to celebrate! RCDI, the youngest club founded in Dresden, celebrated its first five successful years. Founded during the coronavirus pandemic, we have grown into a vibrant, cheerful, and active club over the past few years. Happy anniversary! An atmospheric evening at the Hotel Gewandhaus in Dresden marked the fifth anniversary celebration of the RCDI Dresden. We were particularly pleased that Governor Daniel Neuer took the time to attend our celebration. Our club member, the wonderful cellist Eleonora Haidu, surprised us with a performance of a composition written especially for the occasion. Numerous guests from other ...

Together we serve

Gastmahl "Dresden is(s)t bunt"

Dresden's Rotary Clubs present themselves together at the “Dresden is(s)t bunt” guest dinner. 

On site visit at TU Dresden

How to print a house

The Institute of Constuction Materials at the TU Dresden works on new materials - and methods to build the houses of the future.

Getting to Know Other Cultures

Celebrating Diwali

Getting to know other cultures - one of the great possibilities we have as an international club. So we got together and celebrated Diwali.

Visit at Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe

Trams and more

At our visit at DVB we discovered, that there is a lot more to public transportations than driving a tram...

Meeting

Together we serve!

At our meeting at the Akademie Deutsches Bäckerhandwerk Sachsen e.v. a real treat awaited us: We learned to bake bread - with professional assistance!

Meeting

Christmas get-together

At our Christmas get-together, Governor Armin Staigis presented his vision for the district.

Appointments

Date / Time
Club / Place
Topic / Description
05/10/2026
18:00 - 20:00
Dresden-International
RCDI Digital: Quantum Computing: From Qubits to Real-World Impact with Marco Fiorentino, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Silicon Valley
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Dear Members & Friends,

We are delighted to invite you to our next RCDI Digital meeting on Monday, 5 October 2026, 6pm, featuring Marco Fiorentino, researcher at Hewlett Packard Enterprise in Silicon Valley, who will introduce us to one of the most fascinating technological fields of our time: quantum computing.

RCDI Digital: Quantum Computing - From Qubits to Real-World Impact
Monday, 5 October 2026 | Zoom
with Marco Fiorentino, Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Quantum computing is often described as a technology with the potential to fundamentally change the way we process information. But what exactly is a quantum computer? How does it differ from the computers we use today - and why does that matter?

Marco will give us a “keep it simple” introduction to the basic principles of quantum computing, including concepts such as qubits and quantum gates, without requiring a technical background.

From there, we will look at some of the most promising areas of application, ranging from medicine and artificial intelligence to cybersecurity, and explore the bigger questions ahead: How close are we to practical quantum computing? Where could it create real value? And what opportunities and challenges might it bring for business and society?

The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session, giving us the opportunity to discuss this emerging technology directly with our guest speaker.

We look forward to an insightful evening and a lively discussion with you.

Please register here:
https://dud-poll.inf.tu-dresden.de/rcdi-digital-quantumcomputing/

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District News

Zwei Rettungswagen, damit medizinische Hilfe wieder ...

Vogtländer Clubs organisierten, warteten und übergaben Rettungsfahrzeuge für die Ukraine

Zwei Rettungswagen, damit medizinische Hilfe wieder ...

Vogtländer Clubs organisierten, warteten und übergaben Rettungsfahrzeuge für die Ukraine

31 Kinder, 31 Bäume – und ein Fest, das verbindet

Wenn in einem acht Jahre alten Rotary Club bereits 31 Kinder geboren wurden, darf man das durchaus feiern. Ob das ein rotarischer Rekord ist? – Bemerkenswert ist es allemal.

31 Kinder, 31 Bäume – und ein Fest, das verbindet

Wenn in einem acht Jahre alten Rotary Club bereits 31 Kinder geboren wurden, darf man das durchaus feiern. Ob das ein rotarischer Rekord ist? – Bemerkenswert ist es allemal.

Konferenz im Kuhstall

D1880 – Herrnhut: Über 300 Gäste erlebten eine Distriktkonferenz in sehr persönlicher Atmosphäre, die abends auch Ministerpräsident Michael Kretschmer zum Verweilen einlud

Konferenz im Kuhstall

D1880 – Herrnhut: Über 300 Gäste erlebten eine Distriktkonferenz in sehr persönlicher Atmosphäre, die abends auch Ministerpräsident Michael Kretschmer zum Verweilen einlud

Mit Paketen statt Raketen

Luftalarm, Angriffe und Flucht prägen die Kindheit in der Ukraine: Tetyana Grybacheva (44) leistet Hilfe und tut alles, um Kindern dort zu helfen – auch mit Unterstützung aus Franken

Nürnberger Grundschüler treffen Hochkultur

Anfassen geht nicht, gut gefüllt ist der „Nürnberger Kulturrucksack“ trotzdem: mit Angeboten örtlicher Kultureinrichtungen. Dank ihm können jetzt 1670 Nürnberger Grundschulkinder Kunst ...

Bobs und Spenden mit Bärenkraft angeschoben

Mitten im Sommer Bob fahren? Rotarische Enthusiasten machen das regelmäßig – für den guten Zweck