Germany Retains World Number Two Spot for European Patent Office Applications
Innovation continues to flourish in Europe with Germany consolidating its position as the world number two for patent applications in Europe.
Your company is already operating in Germany and you would now like to export worldwide?
Innovation continues to flourish in Europe with Germany consolidating its position as the world number two for patent applications in Europe.
Tender Award
Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank
Project
The scope of the present tender consists of the following project measures:
• Rehabilitation/new construction of the water network of selected cities and villages;
• Rehabilitation/new construction of critical parts of the sewage pipe system including house
connections;
• Consultancy services for the implementation of the project
Brief Description of the Contract:
WSPIB is seeking to engage a qualified Consultant for support in programme implementation.
• Elaboration/Update of detailed design...
A new study by the German Economic Institute found that German exports represented at least 30 percent of the global market in various segments.
Tender Award
Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank
Project:
The overall objective of the “Social Health Protection Initiative” is to improve the quality and efficiency of the healthcare services in KP and GB region through digitalization. The specific Project objective is to improve access to healthcare and to optimise the utilisation of existing health sector resources through digital transformation of the interaction among all the relevant stakeholders
Brief Description of the Contract:
The Implementation Consultant (IC) procured under this...
The strategic management holding company Körber is making a massive investment in its Hamburg location.
Germany is seeking to establish itself as a major semiconductor production force in order to safeguard technological sovereignty and prepare the way for future markets dependent on semiconductor applications.
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Road transport is a huge cause of CO2 emissions, and diesel trucks are still the rule. But Europe’s logistics hub, Germany, will be going electric.