At the News9 Global Summit 2025 in Stuttgart, Germany, Indian startups and young talent received global acclaim. Discussions focused on AI, blockchain, and innovation, making it clear that India's digital and engineering talent, combined with Germany's technical expertise, can create new economic opportunities and industries.
News9 Global Summit 2025: Indian startups and young talent were showcased on a global platform at this summit, held on October 9 in Stuttgart, Germany. The summit discussed the importance of AI, blockchain, and innovation, with experts highlighting that India's digital and engineering talent, combined with Germany's technical expertise, can generate significant economic opportunities and new industries. Panelists also shed light on startup strategies, global competitiveness, and the potential for India-Germany collaboration.
Convergence of India's Talent and Germany's Technology
The News9 Global Summit 2025, held on October 9 in Stuttgart, Germany, presented Indian startups and young talent to a global audience. The summit featured extensive discussions on AI, blockchain, and innovation. Panelists acknowledged that India's digital and engineering talent, coupled with Germany's technical expertise, can steer the world in new directions.
Jan-Friedrich Dehmenhen of Quantum Systems and Honza Ngo, co-founder of BlockBrain, lauded Indian professionals. They stated that India's talent is fully capable of competing at a global level and that the right partnerships can create significant economic opportunities.
Innovation Handbook
A key session at the summit was 'THE INNOVATION HANDBOOK,' which explored how ideas, questions, and small innovative steps can transform into large business models. Experts emphasized that successful startups are not merely built on good ideas, but by understanding market needs, team capabilities, and economic impact.
This session was particularly important as it provided guidance to startup founders on practical strategies and the intricacies of competing in the global market. The discussion also highlighted how a new industry can emerge and boost a nation's economy.
A Win-Win for Both Nations
Siddharth Bhaseen, Managing Director of the German Indian Innovation Corridor, stated that Germany's experience is crucial in realizing India's goal of a $5-10 trillion economy. Conversely, Germany needs India's digital talent. This partnership will bring technological and economic benefits to both countries.
Panelist Anja Hendel noted the continuous increase in the number of unicorn startups in India, which signifies India's prominent role in global innovation. Indian professionals have played a crucial part in technologies like AI, blockchain, and drones. She also emphasized that Indian talent should not be treated merely as freelancers, but rather integrated as part of a team, given ownership, and assigned responsibility.