Germany needs skilled workers from India: German Ambassador

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PTI: Lucknow, Jan 30 2013, 18:42 IST

who learn German so that you can also enter but its also good for you...its good for India as a whole," he said.

The ambassador also shared his experience of visiting a village during his two-day tour yesterday.

"We drove to a little village which has no electricity and it was really fascinating to see there was an organisation which has a programme which is called lightning one billion lives," he said.

"We had the chance to visit some villagers and to see how the programme functions and I must tell you that it was something I would not forget," he added.

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Do they really!!! or its just an political statement

Lalit | 30-Jan-2013Reply | Forward

Do they really require Indian people to work in Germany? Other than just making a statement what is the action towards this step? I don't see any? My wife has Masters degree and a dependent visa and she is struggling to get a job. She can communicate in German and have passed B1 level in German. But still she is cant find a job in Germany. The immigration office says she can't work and the companies refuse the job as she don't have work permit.