Investitionsgipfel: Merz wirbt um Investitionen - „Deutschland ist bereit“
In Berlin hat am Abend der erste Investitionsgipfel der Bundesregierung begonnen. Kanzler Merz hat eine Botschaft an Investoren.
Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz is promoting investment in Germany. At the opening of the first federal government investment summit in Berlin, he said: "Germany is open to investments, Germany is open to business - and Germany is ready to grow faster." Merz spoke of a new era of investment in Germany, calling it a stable and reliable partner.
The Chancellor welcomed representatives of numerous companies, including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. "We are in the midst of a fundamental economic and technological change," Merz said, driven by Artificial Intelligence. Merz reaffirmed the federal government's reform course in the context of a debt-financed, state billion-euro asset for infrastructure modernization and climate protection.
He emphasized the largest modernization offensive in Germany's recent history and stressed rapidly increasing defense spending. At the EU level, the expansion of the internal market is being driven forward. Merz reaffirmed the reform course of the federal government, mentioning the reduction of bureaucratic hurdles, digitalization of administration, and reforms of the social systems.
The summit was an invitation for investors to participate in the modernization offensive. The federal government aims to attract more private investors to Germany on Tuesday, continuing the investment summit at a private economic university.
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