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A Celebration of Europe
In the aftermath of World War II, Europe found itself grappling with the impact of a devastating conflict, marked by division and the challenges of rebuilding. It was during this tumultuous period that Robert Schuman, the French Foreign Minister, presented a visionary plan in 1950 to unite six European countries through the creation of the [...] Read moreUnlocking Sustainable Potential: The Port of Hamburg’s Journey Towards a Greener Future
In the bustling metropolis of Hamburg, where economic success intertwines with environmental consciousness, lies the Port of Hamburg—an exemplar of sustainable development. The port's actions have far-reaching implications, leaving a tangible impact on its surroundings, economy, and nature. Recognizing the need to embrace sustainability, the port has risen to the occasion, spearheading ecological initiatives and [...] Read more May 4, 2023
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India’s Skilled Workforce Meets Germany’s Labour Demand
Germany is rolling out the red carpet for Indian immigrants with the appropriate skills. The country is currently facing a shortage of skilled labour in several industries. One way they are addressing this shortage is by looking to India for potential candidates. In this blog, we will explore Germany's need for skilled labour from India [...] Read more May 2, 2023
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INMEX SMM India 2023
The fifth INMEX SMM India - South Asia's largest maritime trade fair with accompanying conference, will take place from October 4-6, 2023 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai. Covering the entire range of maritime technologies and services, the show provides the ideal platform for entering the South Asian market or expanding existing business relationships [...] Read more May 2, 2023
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Future Hamburg Award 2023
Start-ups in all corners of the globe with business models in logistics, mobility and green technology now have until the deadline of July 9, 2023 to apply for the Future Hamburg Award. Given many similar challenges such as the climate crisis, a widespread shortage of housing and increasing traffic, the contest is focusing on smart solutions for more sustainability [...] Read moreGlobal political situation influences the result of the Port of Hamburg
International crises shaped seaborne cargo handling in the Port of Hamburg in 2022. The Hamburg terminals handled 119.9 million tons of sea freight. This corresponds to a minus of 6.8 percent compared to the previous year. Conventional general cargo developed positively with an increase of 11.2 percent to 1.4 million tons. However, general cargo handling [...] Read moreInternational internship in the Hamburg Representative Office Mumbai
starting from March 2023
The Hamburg Representative Office Mumbai is the official representation of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg in India. The focus of our work is on the economic, cultural and academic relations between Hamburg and Mumbai. We support Hamburg-based and Indian companies and institutions as a point of contact for the respective other country in [...] Read more
Announcement: Hamburg Representation Mumbai elects its new Representative for India and Mumbai region.
“The end of one journey is the beginning of the next” Joseph M. Marshall Just more than 10 years back, the IGCC welcomed the Hamburg Representation Mumbai. Since then, the long association has not only led to some fruitful collaborations but also been instrumental support for many Indian and Hamburg based companies. Four years back, [...] Read moreJob Opening!!
If you are a networker, a problem-solver & have the capability to juggle multiple tasks in an intercultural set-up, you have an opportunity, right here! The Indo-German Chamber of Commerce is looking for Hamburg Representative. The position is full-time & based out of Mumbai. You will get a chance to be the core driver for […]
Read moreIndian Skilled Workers in Hamburg
The Skilled Workers Immigration Act came into force on March 1, 2020 and is intended to make it easier for qualified workers from non-EU countries to come to Germany – this applies in particular to visa procedures. The German government wants to push the recruitment of skilled workers in India. To support this cause, the […]
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