According to a statement released on Saturday and reported by Antara News, Indonesia has signed one Government-to-Government (G2G) agreement, four Business-to-Government (B2G) agreements, and 25 Business-to-Business (B2B) agreements during the Hannover Messe 2023, which combined are estimated to create 80,000 new jobs.
Eko S. A. Cahyanto, an official from the Industry Ministry, remarked that as the official partner country, Indonesia is pleased to be part of the biggest industry fair that positively impacts investments in Indonesia.
Visitors at the fair expressed positive responses to the programmes that Indonesia held as the partner country, including an art performance during the opening ceremony, opening of the Indonesian Pavilion, country night, business summit, and several conferences.
Indonesia’s success is also reflected from the numerous visits to the Indonesia Pavilion and the participation of 157 co-exhibitors from Indonesia, report Antara News.
Gunther Kegel, the President of German Industry Association (ZVEI), stated that despite protests in several areas in Germany taking place at the same time, Hannover Messe 2023 proceeded in an orderly fashion, with hundreds of thousands of people visiting the event.
In addition to businessmen, Hannover Messe managed to attract 40,000-exhibitors and political delegations from 50-countries to participate and contribute, making it a superior exhibition to other industry exhibitions.
CEO of DMAG Jochen Köckler believes that the tens of thousands of visitors at the Hannover Messe 2023 shared a similar vision of supporting a more competitive industry, with the objective of going climate-neutral.
The fair attracted visitors from outside of Germany, such as China, Korea, the Netherlands, and the United States, with 43-percent of the visitors coming from these countries.
Source: Antara News
