Retrieved 110303 12:04pm Foreign Trade and Investment Campaign On 23 March 2010, Federal Minister of Economics and Technology Rainer Brüderle unveiled the Economics Ministry's . Container ship at port © Colourbox.com Providing political support for the international economic activities of German companies The Ministry's political support for the international economic activities of German firms will place a central priority on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and international trips by the Minister and his State Secretaries will give particular consideration to SMEs. We will also work together with business associations in exploring ways to help SMEs participate in bids for larger contracts. We want to attract the world's best minds to Germany by providing for the open and recognition of diplomas and qualifications obtained abroad. We will take action to foster the mobilisation of German industry during the run-up to major sporting events. For example, security technology was one of the main topics on the agenda for Federal Economics Minister Rainer Brüderle's visit to Brazil (host of the 2014 World Cup) in April 2010. We intend to support German companies on markets with major economic potential, and we aim to identify and act on forward-looking trends. To this end, we will pool our foreign trade and investment activities in accordance with specific thematic priorities. Key steps will include: creating an export-oriented component as part of our national platform for electric and organising an international electric mobility conference in 2011; mobility, formulating a policy framework in 2010 to promote foreign trade and investment in the industry; health care launching a export initiative; security technology providing political support for the acquisition efforts of Germany's in defence industry compliance with export rules; providing continuous support for the activities in growth markets. aerospace industry's We will press forward with the worldwide marketing of earth remote sensing data and services, particularly with a view toward the innovation and market potential of the future Galileo satellite navigation system; placing an even stronger emphasis on forward-looking energy supply systems as a central component of our external economic policy and expanding these efforts into a genuine "external In this connection, we will press forward with our export energy policy".
Retrieved 110303 12:04pm Foreign Trade and Investment Campaign On 23 March 2010, Federal Minister of Economics and Technology Rainer Brüderle unveiled the Economics Ministry's . Container ship at port © Colourbox.com Providing political support for the international economic activities of German companies The Ministry's political support for the international economic activities of German firms will place a central priority on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and international trips by the Minister and his State Secretaries will give particular consideration to SMEs. We will also work together with business associations in exploring ways to help SMEs participate in bids for larger contracts. We want to attract the world's best minds to Germany by providing for the open and recognition of diplomas and qualifications obtained abroad. We will take action to foster the mobilisation of German industry during the run-up to major sporting events. For example, security technology was one of the main topics on the agenda for Federal Economics Minister Rainer Brüderle's visit to Brazil (host of the 2014 World Cup) in April 2010. We intend to support German companies on markets with major economic potential, and we aim to identify and act on forward-looking trends. To this end, we will pool our foreign trade and investment activities in accordance with specific thematic priorities. Key steps will include: creating an export-oriented component as part of our national platform for electric mobility, and organising an international electric mobility conference in 2011; formulating a policy framework in 2010 to promote foreign trade and investment in the health care industry; launching a security technology export initiative; providing political support for the acquisition efforts of Germany's defence industry in compliance with export rules; providing continuous support for the aerospace industry's activities in growth markets. We will press forward with the worldwide marketing of earth remote sensing data and services, particularly with a view toward the innovation and market potential of the future Galileo satellite navigation system; placing an even stronger emphasis on forward-looking energy supply systems as a central component of our external economic policy and expanding these efforts into a genuine "external energy policy". In this connection, we will press forward with our export
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