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Why Siemens CEO Busch believes in Germany as a business location | Tagesthemen interview

Red carpet for business bosses: For the first time, the Federal Government has invited leading entrepreneurs to an investment summit. At the “Invest in Germany Summit Berlin” Chancellor Merz and his Cabinet colleagues tried to convince international companies to get involved in Germany. In a day-to-day interview with Jörg Schönenborn, Siemens CEO Roland Busch says that there are many levers to get the German economy back on track: “It is not a problem of knowledge, but rather an implementation problem.” Important reforms must now be initiated...

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Red carpet for business bosses: For the first time, the Federal Government has invited leading entrepreneurs to an investment summit. At the “Invest in Germany Summit Berlin” Chancellor Merz and his Cabinet colleagues tried to convince international companies to get involved in Germany. In a day-to-day interview with Jörg Schönenborn, Siemens CEO Roland Busch says that there are many levers to get the German economy back on track: “It is not a problem of knowledge, but rather an implementation problem.” Important reforms must now be initiated, such as cutting red tape and making working hours more flexible. All current information, further news and tagesschau24 in the livestream

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