Fit for Partnership with Germany
Manager Training Programme of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action
In autumn of 2015 executives from mostly family-run businesses in India visited the Munich and Upper Bavaria region. The main goal was to set up a joint venture or other type of business cooperation with a German company. Continue reading
China is the world’s largest consumer and producer of coal, and the country is also setting up the world’s largest power-generating system drawing on renewable energy sources. China’s current statistics on power consumption shows that ten percent of the power consumed is provided by renewable sources (solar, wind and hydroelectric power). Continue reading
Used oil processing is generating increasingly more interest from the Turkmen market. Here, German technology can be successfully used. This became clear when a group of MP participants from Turkmenistan visited AVISTA Oil Refining & Trading AG in Uetze, Germany, in October 2015. Continue reading
‘I didn’t know about these kinds of systems before at all. We are currently planning the construction of a new warehouse, and I can definitely see us drawing on KION solutions’, said Pramendra Singh with great enthusiasm for what he learned about KION. Continue reading
A company visit led nineteen Russian MP participants to Coatema Coating Machinery in Dormagen in June 2015. Machinery and equipment for coating, printing and laminating are designed and manufactured here. Continue reading
In late summer 2015, Vietnamese MP participants visited the company CERTUSS Dampfautomaten in Krefeld, which has already been producing steam generators for over 50 years. Continue reading
In mid-September 2015, twenty Russian executives set out for Bremen with clear goals and objectives. Each of them came to Germany with a collaboration idea up their sleeve. Continue reading
Germany is one of the global leaders in the use of renewable energy. An insight into this subject was provided by two German companies to managers from Belarus, India, Moldova, Mongolia, Russia, Ukraine and Vietnam in the autumn of 2015. Continue reading
In late summer 2015, the third group of Chinese executives came to Germany for a manager training to be held in their native language. The group was comprised of 19 SME leaders active in the areas of construction technology, mechanical and electrical engineering, metal and plastic processing, trade and IT. Continue reading
Twenty-one entrepreneurs and executives from the Russian Federation completed the MP at ARGE NBL in Dresden in early summer in 2015. Despite the continuing difficult situation regarding economic policy and relations with Russia, things are still running well “at the grass roots level”. Continue reading