Economic policy: 15-minute politician dating and three secret breakfasts: How the first investment summit will run
The Federal Government has invited to Berlin on Monday and Tuesday to attract international investors. The Handelsblatt knows the participants and the schedule.
The German government is hosting its first investment summit in Berlin, aiming to attract more private capital and investments to the country. Around 500 people, including politicians, entrepreneurs, and investors, will attend the event, which is being held at a former power plant in Berlin-Mitte. Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will announce a cooperation in industrial AI at the event, and five companies, including Siemens, Sanofi, and Engie, will share their recent investment projects in Germany.
The summit is seen as an opportunity for Germany to showcase its investment potential and improve its image among international investors.
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