Fit for Partnership with Germany
Manager Training Programme of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action
With the right preparation and implementation, an industry-specific programme that not only prepares participants for business with Germany but also enables greater insights and opportunities for cooperation in their specialist fields is already a highlight for all involved overall. Continue reading
In March 2015, 20 young managers from Azerbaijan visited the Mannheim-based German-Turkish company, BAK Kardeşler GmbH, which belongs to the BAKTAT group. Continue reading
Sunshine, mild temperatures and little rain – this is how the Azerbaijani executives from the middle and upper management levels experienced the city of Celle and the surrounding area in autumn 2014. Continue reading
In summer, 19 executives from Azerbaijan, India, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Ukraine and Vietnam familiarised themselves with the German healthcare sector and concluded first contracts. Continue reading
Berlin. Besides the exchange of views on the Programme itself, the focus of the 9th International Partner Conference of the Manager Training Programme (MP) was on the role of medium-sized businesses in Germany and the partner countries. Continue reading
Established in Baku in 2005, Medisis LLC employs a workforce of 22 and markets medical supplies for hospitals and doctors’ surgeries. Managing Director Emil Samedov primarily planned his BMWi Manager Training Programme stay in Germany to establish business relations with suppliers of medical devices and equipment, and disposable products. Continue reading
Baku has been associated with oil and gas for centuries, but the strong coastal winds that whip the metropolis on the Caspian Sea have also lent it the name the “windy city”. With this in mind, Caspian Technology Company (CTC) launched the first wind power project in Azerbaijan, working closely with Berlin-based companies on the co-ordination of project financing and the supply of turnkey systems from a Danish wind power station manufactur Continue reading
When Nahid Hasanov came to Germany in autumn 2009 as part of the BMWi Manager Training Programme, he was still working as head of the purchasing department at Embawood, a large Azerbaijani furniture manufacturer. During his one-month stay, he undertook eight individual company visits in addition to the programme itself. As a result, he signed a series of contracts, purchased product samples and familiarised himself with quality control systems. His stay was a complete success.