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Closely linked to expectations of profitable cooperation in the high technology, IT, and<br />

biotechnology sector is the realization that relations in the field of science and research have to<br />

be strengthened and deepened. Science, research and technology cooperation is the centerpiece<br />

of Indo-German relations that will shape future relations between the two countries. Thus, the<br />

exchange of academics and students from both countries was given high priority and they both<br />

pledged to support and fund respective programs.<br />

Export of Germany<br />

Commodities<br />

Motor vehicles, machinery, chemical products, electrical devices and telecommunications<br />

technology<br />

Import of Germany<br />

Commodities<br />

• German’s principal merchandise imports are motor vehicles, chemical products,<br />

machinery, oil and gas, computers<br />

Germany’s main import partners are European Union countries (France, Netherlands, Italy, UK,<br />

Belgium), United States and China<br />

Overview Indian Exports to Germany- Trade relations between the two nations have increased<br />

to a remarkable extent and have recorded a positive growth over the last couple of years. Figures<br />

as of 2010, show that India is on 28th position on the list of sourcing countries for Germany and<br />

is ranked 27th among the main destinations for German exports. Post to the global recession,<br />

there has been an increase in the exports from India to Germany with the figures touching to<br />

21.5% and the total exports amounting to Euro 6.2 billion.<br />

German Exports to India: overview- The Indo-German trade volume has increased by 180%<br />

from 2,7 Billion EUR in 1990 to 7,6 Billion EUR in 2005, with the German Exports to<br />

India have been recorded to have increased by almost 135%. The total volume of the Indo-<br />

German trade increased by 22% in 2005 with the amount of German Exports to India<br />

increasing by 28% to record 4,2 Billion EUR. In the year 2006, the Indo-German trade increased<br />

by 39% with the German Exports to India increasing by 52% to record 6,3 Billion EUR.<br />

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