In an interview with the Passauer Neue Presse, the BDI President pleads for a strengthening and unification of Europe. Dieter Kempf expects more courage from politics in Germany. The task of the Grand ...
Joachim Lang, Director General of the Federation of German Industries, demands: If the British government can’t find a majority in the lower house in March, then it is time to stop the Brexit process. ...
The Jefta free trade agreement between the EU and Japan, which will apply from February, is praised by Stefan Mair, member of the BDI executive board. Europe must stick to the course it has taken. Fur ...
The European Union and Germany both face growing challenges posed by China and its state-led economy. Although China remains an important partner, it has at the same time become a systemic competitor, ...
On the occasion of the speech of the Federal Chancellor before the European Parliament, BDI President Dieter Kempf calls on the industry to commit to the benefits of the EU. Europe remains the most su ...
Regarding the fundamental agreement between the Brexit negotiators on a political declaration and ahead of the EU Special Summit on Sunday, BDI Director General Joachim Lang says reopening the negotia ...
The renewal of sanctions would be a major threat to the country's reintegration into the global community. Even companies that have established business relations with Iran and are equally active in t ...
Asia-Pacific being one of the fastest growing regions in the world makes exchange with the region’s countries more important than ever for German economy. This year’s Asia-Pacific Conference of German ...
The Trump administration's collision course remains a threat to the global economy. German industry doesn't expect the election results to change the current protectionist course of US trade policy, s ...
In regards to the meeting between US President Donald Trump and EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, BDI President Dieter Kempf urged: Tariffs imposed under the guise of national security shou ...
