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The 9th Meeting of the Sub-Working Group Industrie 4.0 / Intelligent Manufacturing of the Sino-German Standardisation Cooperation Commission (SGSCC) will take place on 7-8 and 11 November 2019 in Berlin, Germany. The meeting is politically lead by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of P.R. China (MIIT).

On 5 November, the Sino-German Working Group Product Safety and the Sino-German Working Group Accreditation and Conformity Assessment will each hold their 9th Annual Meeting in Beijing.

We are delighted to invite you to the Indo-German exchange on cooperation in the automotive sector on 17 October 2019 in New Delhi.

On 18 June, stakeholders of the German industry and QI landscape will have the opportunity to discuss future cooperation topics for the bilateral dialogues with Brazil and Mexico.

We are pleased to invite you to an expert exchange on data protection certification and the collaboration between India and Germany. We are looking forward to Dr Ilona M. Pawlowska, Project Head for Data Protection at the German Accreditation Body (DAkkS) giving an overview of data protection certification in the context of the GDPR and the status of implementation in Germany (by video conferencing). Based on her presentation, participants will have the opportunity to discuss the next steps for a closer collaboration between India and Germany.

The 8th Annual Meeting of the Sino-German Standardisation Cooperation Commission (SGSCC) will take place between May 19-23 2019 in Xiamen, People´s Republic of China under the leadership of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) and the Standardisation Administration of China (SAC).

The rapid spread of networked products and devices – or Internet of Things (IoT) devices – puts cyber security at the centre of attention across sectors. From manufacturing, healthcare, smart home to interconnected vehicles, cyber security solutions are needed that prevent negative impacts for people’s health and privacy, business activities, the environment, and national security. Given the international relevance of IoT device security, India and Germany collaborate on effective responses by the public and private sectors.