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Merz at the Investment Summit: 800 Billion Euros of Investment in Germany

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For the first time, the Federal Government has held an investor summit. The Federal Government sees itself confirmed – and announces better conditions for investors.

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At the Delo business conference on the importance of capital markets for strengthening Europe's competitiveness.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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For the first time, a federal government has tried to enthuse international investors for the location of Germany. This can be mocked in the face of the crises in the country – or simply considered the right move.

·Berlin, Germany
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For the first time, the Federal Government has held an investor summit. The Federal Government sees itself confirmed – and announces better conditions for investors.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany announced the acceleration of economic growth and record business investment plans.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Today, 20 October, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced that investors participating in the Made for Germany initiative had pledged to invest 800 billion euros in the economy until 2028, a fact that the global media were happy to write.

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The big stage for the Federal Chancellor: the economy will invest up to 850 billion euros in the location this year, Friedrich Merz sounded at the investment summit "Invest in Germany" on Tuesday. Great tones for a man who, apart from tax increases, insolvency records and a record-breaking capital flight, truly achieved nothing. A look at the actual situation and the contribution subsidy lotto for investors – Merz generously distributes and beli…

·Eschborn, Germany
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Augsburger Allgemeine broke the news in Augsburg, Germany on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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