Partnering in Business with Germany presented itself at its own stand and took the opportunity to exchange views with entrepreneurs from North Rhine-Westphalia and representatives of business organisations, especially about possibilities for internationalisation and the establishment of business contacts in the context of the foreign trade promotion programme.
The entrepreneurs were particularly interested in the Partnering in Business with Germany partner countries. A representative of the Carl Duisberg Centres, one of the business development centres which work on behalf of Partnering in Business with Germany, helped companies to make initial contacts with foreign business executives who are currently visiting Germany in the context of the programme. Tanja Winkler-Ensminger from the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy was pleased with the event. She said: “The event provided numerous opportunities to network, met with a great response from visitors and was characterised by constructive discussions.”
North Rhine-Westphalia is one of the most attractive business hubs in Europe. A high population density, great purchasing power, companies with a high level of turnover and a good infrastructure make the region a leading European trading hub.
