The Oldenburger Münsterland is located in the north of Germany. The region is often mislabelled as a sleepy,rural province. In reality,it's one of the most dynamic regions in Germany. World market leaders have made the area their home.Until 2008,growth was in double digits - and the population is growing. Both developments are strongly against the current trend in Germany overall. With a great infrastructure and good prospects for work,there are many young people who move here. Janin-Gereber Pohl,a translator,feels so confident of her income and work here,that she's even building a house. What makes this area so succesful? Sascha Quaiser investigates.
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