The India-Germany Business Roundtable co-chaired by Shri Piyush Goyal was organised with DGAP and which body?
- A.Federation of German Industries
- B.Asia-Pacific Committee of German Business
- C.German Chamber of Commerce in India
- D.European Business Council
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Explanation
The correct answer is the Asia-Pacific Committee of German Business (APA). The roundtable was organised along with the German Council on Foreign Relations and the APA, and German chief executives and business leaders took part. In their keynote addresses Shri Piyush Goyal spoke about accelerating growth and forging a new trade era, while Ms Katherina Reiche spoke about transforming the free trade agreement into industrial reality, and the interaction that followed focused on turning the prospective India-European Union agreement into concrete trade and investment opportunities. The other options are incorrect because the Federation of German Industries, the German Chamber of Commerce in India and the European Business Council were not named as organisers of this roundtable, although all are bodies connected with business between the two regions.
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Practice Questions
Shri Piyush Goyal and which German minister jointly inaugurated the India Centre at the German Council on Foreign Relations in Berlin?
- A.Ms Katherina Reiche
- B.Mr Martin Blessing
- C.Ms Emma Marcegaglia
- D.Dr Tan See Leng
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She and Shri Piyush Goyal held a bilateral meeting in Berlin on industrial collaboration and the potential of the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement, and they jointly inaugurated the India Centre at DGAP, which is meant to promote policy research and dialogue on India-Germany relations.
Read the full explanation →Which two countries is Shri Piyush Goyal visiting with a delegation of around 100 Indian businesses and startups?
- A.Germany and France
- B.Germany and the Netherlands
- C.Germany and Belgium
- D.Germany and Switzerland
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A delegation of around 100 Indian businesses and startups is accompanying the Union Minister of Commerce and Industry on this visit, and the Berlin engagements form part of continuing efforts to deepen the India-Germany Strategic Partnership in trade, investment, technology and industrial cooperation.
Read the full explanation →Which group of four countries forms the Visegrad Group, whose first foreign ministers' meeting with India was welcomed in the joint statement?
- A.Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic
- B.Poland, Austria, Hungary and Slovenia
- C.Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia
- D.Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia
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The joint statement names these four as the members of the Visegrad Group, often written as V4, and both leaders welcomed the first foreign ministers' meeting held between India and the group.
Read the full explanation →For which term has Poland supported India's candidature for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council?
- A.2026-27
- B.2027-28
- C.2028-29
- D.2030-31
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In the section on multilateral cooperation, the Polish side supported India's membership of a reformed and expanded Security Council and reiterated its support for India's candidature for a non-permanent seat for the term 2028-29.
Read the full explanation →During the October 2026 visit, Poland announced that it was joining which India-linked platform?
- A.International Solar Alliance
- B.Global Biofuels Alliance
- C.Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure
- D.Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative
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India welcomed Poland's announcement of joining it, and the outcome is listed under the area of disaster management.
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