Next govt expected to continue strong ties with India: German envoy

German Ambassador Walter J Lindner said relations between India and Germany saw a significant upswing in the last decade and that the upward trajectory in ties is likely to continue.

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German Ambassador Walter J Lindner. (Twitter/@AmbLindnerIndia)

India is becoming an important country for Germany in the Indo-Pacific region and the next coalition government in Berlin is expected to continue strong ties with New Delhi, German Ambassador Walter J Lindner said on Monday.

He said relations between India and Germany saw a significant upswing in the last decade and that the upward trajectory in ties is likely to continue.

“None of the global issues can be solved without India, be it climate change, global warming, trade issues, Covid-19 vaccination and terrorism…India is important for us,” he told reporters.

His comments came as a new coalition government is expected to take the reins in Berlin following the parliamentary elections.

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