India's specialists in view: Germany strengthens integration

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Bundesarbeitsminister Hubertus Heil betont die wachsende Bedeutung indischer Fachkräfte für Deutschland. In einem Interview hebt er die Notwendigkeit hervor, bürokratische Hürden abzubauen und Integration zu fördern, um die besten Talente im IT- und Gesundheitssektor zu gewinnen. Zudem spricht er sich für ein zügiges Handelsabkommen zwischen Deutschland und Indien aus. Erfahren Sie mehr über die neue Indienstrategie der Bundesregierung und ihren Einfluss auf die Fachkräfteeinwanderung.
Federal Minister of Labor Hubertus Heil emphasizes the growing importance of Indian specialists for Germany. In an interview, he emphasizes the need to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and promote integration in order to win the best talents in the IT and health sector. He also speaks for a rapid trade agreement between Germany and India. Find out more about the new federal government's new industrial strategy and its influence on the immigration of skilled workers. (Symbolbild/MB)

An exciting chapter for the German economy unfolds! The Federal Minister of Labor Hubertus Heil, a prominent face of the SPD, surprised on Friday morning in RBB24 Inforadio with a powerful message for Germany. India is on the go and Germany could hit great happiness. Indian specialists want to come!

Heil revealed that Germany is considered a high reputation in India. This has led to a huge interest of young Indian talents who are willing to pack their suitcases and immerse themselves in the German world of work. "We need these specialists", so the minister emphasized. Indian specialists are particularly popular in the IT sector and healthcare. But Heil also warns: "We have to offer more than just jobs, because they are people who want to come to us."

Integration and recognition in focus

The focus is not only on the recruitment of specialists, but also the Integration. "We must not afford racism or arrogance," warned Heil. The creation of an inviting environment is of crucial importance so that the newcomers feel comfortable in their new home. "Integration must be capitalized with us" , he added.

A look at the universities shows: Most foreign students in Germany are already coming from India. This is favored by the absence of tuition fees. But it shouldn't stay here! Heil wants to light the bureaucracy jungle with the new India strategy of the Federal Government. "We will accelerate the visa procedures and simplify professional recognition", he promised. Language courses in India should also be launched!

trade agreements and new markets

In another exciting aspect, Heil also spoke about the urgently needed trade negotiations with India. "We have to accelerate here", he urged. Germany not only needs qualified workers - new markets also have to be developed. "Germany and Europe are not allowed to miss India", warned the minister.

The chains are relaxed and the future is full of possibilities! The Indian talents are just around the corner and Germany has to be ready to welcome them. This is the new reality - and it could change everything!