Archive · 30 Jul 2026
India, Germany Strengthen AI, Green Hydrogen, Semiconductors Collaboration
India and Germany are working together to make new technology.
They are talking about smart computers, clean energy from hydrogen, and tiny chips that help computers run.
A big meeting in New Delhi lets business people from both countries share ideas.
A German company will visit India, and Indian companies will visit Germany.
Winners from a startup contest will show their inventions in Seoul, Korea, to big German companies like Siemens, Bayer, and BASF.
The goal is to grow trade and make India better at making chips.
Indo-German Chamber of Commerce hosts annual forum to boost AI, green hydrogen, semiconductors, and R&D collaboration.
Jan Noether highlighted growing bilateral trade and 17 German delegations expected to visit India.
Winning startups will present at Asia-Pacific Conference in Seoul to German industry leaders like Siemens, Bayer, BASF.
L&T Semiconductor CEO Sandeep Kumar urged India to build a self‑reliant semiconductor ecosystem.
The event marks a new dynamic phase in Indo‑German economic ties after record trade growth last year.
- Who
- Industry leaders including Jan Noether and Dr. Sandeep Kumar
- What
- Indo-German collaboration forum on AI, green hydrogen, semiconductors, and R&D
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To accelerate innovation, strengthen trade, and build a self‑reliant semiconductor ecosystem
- Event
- Indo-German Collaboration Forum
- Date
- Thursday
- Key Participants
- Jan Noether, Dr. Sandeep Kumar
- Focus Areas
- AI, green hydrogen, semiconductors, R&D
- Outcome
- Startups invited to Seoul conference