By Fr\u00e9d\u00e9rique Genton, Artelatum, 22\/01\/2023<\/p>\n
Two generations after the signing of the treaty, the balance is rather mixed. Young A stronger Europe also depends on the ability of the men and women of our two The atmosphere at this birthday party is not one of confetti throwing, and the Another hope: #GermanTech and #FrenchTech as well as a growing number of The challenge remains to approach together, without any cultural preconceptions or challenges and risks, but above all by being aware of the additional chances and By Fr\u00e9d\u00e9rique Genton, Artelatum, 22\/01\/2023 Two generations after the signing of the treaty, the balance is rather mixed. Young people in our two countries are worried about their future. In order to restore the confidence of the younger generations, declarations of intent, more or less followed by effects, are no longer enough. A stronger Europe …<\/p>\n
\npeople in our two countries are worried about their future.
\nIn order to restore the confidence of the younger generations, declarations of intent,
\nmore or less followed by effects, are no longer enough.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n
\ncountries to make the strengths of our systems and markets work in synergy, while
\nhelping each other to overcome their respective weaknesses.
\nThe solution could be to go beyond this incomparable cultural pedestal that the
\n\u00c9lys\u00e9e Treaty represented at the beginning of the glorious 30 years and the Federal
\nRepublic of Germany. What remains to be done is certainly a concrete acceleration
\nthrough the Treaty of Aachen:<\/p>\n\n
\nuniversity medical research, e-health in all its forms)<\/li>\n
\nissues)<\/li>\n
\nGerman and European defence, in particular by finding solutions for the
\nefficient and rapid production of common military equipment, such as Airbus.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\npartners are tempted to withdraw.
\nNevertheless if there is reason for concern, there is also reason for joy.
\nIn terms of economic relations, Germany remains France’s main trading partner with
\na volume of business (13.9% of trade) that could grow even further if companies
\nmanage to limit the risks of failure in setting up in France or in Germany for French
\ncompanies.
\nInvestments between Germany and France remain numerous and the impact of the
\nCovid crisis was rather positive in that respect, as Germany will be the largest
\ninvestor in France by 2021.<\/p>\n
\nGerman SMEs. They approach the step into the partner country without remorse, but
\nconscientiously prepare for the cultural differences in order to be more successful
\ntogether.
\nAdapting to the market, integrating cultural differences in order to turn
\nmergers and acquisitions into European market leaders is more important than
\never.
\nThe time has definitely come to give the Franco-German couple, cement of the
\nconstruction of Europe necessary impetus by trusting in the pragmatism of the new
\ngenerations and companies.
\nIn the end, it is the ability of men and women to develop our mindsets and hence our
\neconomies that will make the difference.<\/p>\n
\ninward-looking attitudes, all the potential for cooperation, by integrating the<\/p>\n
\nopportunities that they bring.
\nIn this sense, we will soon be sharing best practices from German and French
\ncompanies that have succeeded in making a name for themselves on the European
\nand international markets.
\nHappy Diamond Wedding to the Franco-German couple. Let’s prepare together
\nfor an even happier Platinum Wedding in 2033!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"