Germany news: Berlin conference seeks to drum up investment
The "Invest in Germany Summit" is set to kick off in Berlin as the government looks to fill gaps in public funding.
According to DW, the "Invest in Germany Summit" is set to kick off in Berlin as the government looks to fill gaps in public funding.
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