No Major Global Problem Can Be Solved Without India: German Minister
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India-Germany Relations: Minister of State at the German Federal Foreign Office Dr Tobias Lindner said India and Germany will boost their cooperation in technology, education, security and climate change.
No major global problem can be solved without India and the country is an important partner of Germany, Minister of State at the German Federal Foreign Office Dr Tobias Lindner has said.
Speaking to ANI on the sidelines of an event, he said India and Germany will boost their cooperation in technology, education, security and climate change.
"We want to have cooperation in technology, education, security and climate change with India. No major problem can be solved without India. India is such an important partner. Looking forward to deepening Germany-India relations," Linder said.
The remarks of the German leader come days ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Germany.
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