UAE to Invest 40 Billion Euros in Germany, Including for Data Centres: Berlin
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The United Arab Emirates wants to invest 40 billion euros in Germany. Part of it is planned for new data centres, as a joint statement by the two countries published in Berlin on Thursday shows. The head of state of the Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Sajed al-Nahjan, is currently on a state visit to Germany. He was first received by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and later by Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU).In view of the econo…
The programme will include "investments in advanced digital infrastructure, including the development of new state-of-the-art data centres with a capacity of about 1 gigawatt".
The United Arab Emirates wants to invest 40 billion euros in Germany. This is what the emiratic side said during President Mohammed bin Sajid's visit to Germany. So far, the Gulf State has committed itself to the German economy with around 34 billion euros.
The President of the United Arab Emirates is on tour through Europe. The Gulf State also wants to invest massively in Germany.
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