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Niedersachsen is Germany’s second-largest state, stretching from the Harz Mountains in the east to the North Sea in the west.

Investors are convinced: 95 percent of foreign companies would again opt for Hessen. The economic region in the heart of Germany intersects with Europe's major transport routes and provides international investors with ideal conditions for sustainable growth.

Wind your way up the Elbe River from the North Sea and you'll find the city-state's bustling port – Europe's second largest – and a major international commercial hub.

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (MV) is often called the "state of a thousand lakes," but the nickname is only half correct.

Two cities – one unit. Together, the more than 1,200-year-old Hanseatic city of Bremen and Bremerhaven, founded in 1827, form the federal state of Bremen. The two-city state, with a population of around 680,000, is one of the largest industrial sites in Germany and is best characterized by its outstanding research and high-tech landscape.

The Federal State of Brandenburg has developed into a modern, high-quality location and into a driver of economic activity in the German Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg.

Come to Berlin and you'll feel it, too: energy. Over the last two decades, Germany's capital city has become the gateway between East and West as well as one of the world's most vibrant, creative, and innovative locations.

Bavaria boasts a unique identity developed over 1,500 years, a span of time that witnessed the growth of both traditional agricultural wealth and world-class manufacturing and service industries. Hence the slogan: "Laptop and Lederhose."

Hidden behind Baden-Württemberg's (BW) romantic picture is a roaring engine of manufacturing and the world's export champion.

There are many good reasons why the region in the heart of Europe is a top location for globally active companies as GLOBALFOUNDRIES, BOSCH, Infineon, Volkswagen, BMW, and NILES-SIMMONS-HEGENSCHEIDT. It’s all about the people who are Saxony’s greatest asset. Because – Saxons are exceptionally bright.