‘India An Economic-Tech Powerhouse, Has Special Importance In World’: FM Wadephul Says Germany To Gain From Ties With New Delhi | India News
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, who visited the new Delhi, greeted India’s mastery of technology and said it would be obtained from Germany’s expanding cooperation. Wadephul said India is a center of economic power and will work to strengthen the ties of the two countries. German Foreign Minister Wadephul said India’s claim that India would host the next AI summit and that India is a pioneer among the frontunners in the new technology field.
Germany in India’s technology leap
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said India will be at the forefront among a series of pioneers in a series of pioneers, including AI and aviation field. “Today, we talked about the potential to increase our cooperation in the field of aviation and space, AI, and we both believe in the need to create norms, rules and values that we will talk about here. With the EU Law, the EU has presented an important first building block.” He said.
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Minister greeting India’s technology developments. “I have seen an innovative power center for myself and what India is India … A rising center of economic power and India as the world’s most crowded country and the biggest democracy in the world, India has a special importance in a strategic world region. Especially our economies have a lot to win our cooperation.
Wadephul in the Ukrainian War
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said that during the meeting with Russian President Putin, Prime Minister Modi needed a rapid peace agreement that is important for Germany in Ukraine. “We Europeans are working with our American and Ukrainian friends to ensure that this war ends soon. I know that we are not always looking at 100% eye with our Indian friends, and that is why we use the relations with Russia to point to peace with Russia for the return of peace to Europe and we are grateful to create the basis of peace today.
In trade ties with India
Wadephul said that when it comes to bilateral trade, India and Germany have already played in the Premier League. “Germany sees India as the most important trade partner with less than 31 billion euros. He said.
“It is equal to Asia for India, the United States and the European Union and is equivalent to the European Union. India plays a very important role in the European Union. Although we both have our own political positions and political priorities, only when it comes to democratic principles and regulatory steps, both our countries and both our markets tend to be very careful and loyal to certain details.” He said.
China, other international challenges
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said India and Germany talking about bilateral trade as well as international challenges. India and Germany are united to protect the international order based on rules, which includes the freedom of the maritime trade routes in Indo-Pacific. “China’s increasing aggressive behavior in Indo-Pacific is a source of concern for both countries. More generally, we aim to expand our cooperation in the fields of defense, security and armament. We also talked to the safety, Indo-Pacific is closely linked to the security policy in Europe.
