"German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul arrived in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru on Tuesday at the start of a two-day trip aimed at deepening ties between Germany and India. "The advancement of our strategic partnership has great potential, from security cooperation to technology and innovation, to the acquirement of skilled workers," Wadephul wrote on social media, having described India on Monday as a "central global partner" when it comes to Germany's economic and strategic ambitions."
"In Bengaluru, known as India's "Silicon Valley" due to its booming IT industry, Wadephul is expected to meet Indian students studying German at the local Goethe Institut before visiting the headquarters of India's space agency, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). After visiting Indian branches of major German firms including Mercedes-Benz and SAP, Wadephul will travel onwards to New Delhi, where political meetings are scheduled for Wednesday."
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul arrived in Bengaluru for a two-day visit aimed at deepening bilateral ties across security, technology, innovation, and skilled workforce exchange. He described India as a central global partner for Germany's economic and strategic ambitions and emphasized untapped potential in multiple sectors. He expressed a desire to finalize the planned EU–India free trade agreement quickly to elevate economic relations. In Bengaluru he is scheduled to meet German-language students at the Goethe Institut, visit the Indian Space Research Organisation headquarters, tour Indian branches of Mercedes-Benz and SAP, and then continue to New Delhi for political meetings.
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