German national railway company Deutsche Bahn delegation visits IIIC in Kerala’s Kollam
A high-level delegation from Deutsche Bahn (DB), Germany’s state-owned national railway company, visited the Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction (IIIC) in Kollam district of Kerala to explore international collaborations in skilled workforce development. The 13-member delegation from Berlin included senior representatives from Deutsche Bahn, its subsidiaries such as DB Engineering & Consulting GmbH and DB Rail Academy, as well as key industry suppliers and project partners. To execute this massive infrastructure upgrade, Deutsche Bahn anticipates recruiting approximately 22,000 skilled technical professionals.
- ▪A high-level delegation from Deutsche Bahn (DB), Germany’s state-owned national railway company, visited the Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction (IIIC) in Kollam district of Kerala to explore international collaborations in
- ▪The 13-member delegation from Berlin included senior representatives from Deutsche Bahn, its subsidiaries such as DB Engineering & Consulting GmbH and DB Rail Academy, as well as key industry suppliers and project partners.
- ▪To execute this massive infrastructure upgrade, Deutsche Bahn anticipates recruiting approximately 22,000 skilled technical professionals.
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A high-level delegation from Deutsche Bahn (DB), Germany’s state-owned national railway company, visited the Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction (IIIC) in Kollam district of Kerala to explore international collaborations in skilled workforce development. The 13-member delegation from Berlin included senior representatives from Deutsche Bahn, its subsidiaries such as DB Engineering & Consulting GmbH and DB Rail Academy, as well as key industry suppliers and project partners.
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