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Koehler discusses economy in India

04/02/10February 4, 2010

German President Horst Koehler has arrived in India’s financial capital Mumbai. Koehler, who is travelling with a business delegation, will hold talks with Indian industrialists and business leaders there.

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President Horst Koehler, third from left, along with his wife Eva Luise Koehler at the Volkswagen Plant in Pune, India
President Horst Koehler, third from left, along with his wife Eva Luise Koehler at the Volkswagen Plant in Pune, IndiaImage: AP

The President started his week long visit from New Delhi on Monday, where he met with the Indian President Pratibha Patil and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and has stressed his interest in boosting bilateral ties.

Germany is India's biggest trade partner in the EU with bilateral trade estimated at nearly 14 billion euros.

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Disha Uppal speaks to Deutsche Welle’s Bettina Marx, who is accompanying President Koehler during the India tour

englisch: AC 0402 Köhler/India - Produziert: 04.02.2010 - 16:06:13 von Uppal/Marx
February 4, 201003:17 min