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India and Germany – a greener automotive industry

Frankfurt School Indo-German Business Talk

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Frankfurt am Main, 27.01.2023 12:00:00

The Indo-German Centre for Business Excellence (IGC) at Frankfurt School – a think tank, research centre and network that aims to connect people and organisations interested in business relations between India and Germany – held its second Indo-German Business Talk on 25 January. The monthly webinar series addresses current business affairs between India and Germany.

In this week’s webinar, Rajesh Nath, Managing Director of the German Engineering Federation (VDMA) India, Marius Ochel, Head of Cluster International Association Partnerships Africa and India of the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA), and Alena Glanz, PhD Candidate at RWTH Aachen and Frankfurt School Aluma, addressed the topic of a ‘A Greener Automotive Industry’ and how India and Germany are working, both individually and together, towards e-mobility and more sustainable methods of transportation.

Highlighted topics of discussion included India’s role as a manufacturer and consumer market in the automotive industry, digital transformation and green mobility, and Indo-German cooperation in making mobility more sustainable and attractive to their consumers. The diverse knowledge and experiences of the panel resulted in a fruitful session, hopeful for the future cooperation between Germany and India and the needed changes towards a greener automotive industry.

More about the session can be found on the IGC’s blog and the following webinar video recording.

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