New Delhi [India], Anandi Iyer, director of the Fraunhofer office in India, has been honored with the Bundesverdienstkreuz (Federal Cross of Merit) by the German government. The recognition celebrates her outstanding contributions to India-Germany ties over more than 25 years, coinciding with 50 years of Indo-German scientific and technological cooperation.
Anandi Iyer has been leading the Fraunhofer Office in India for more than 16 years, fostering strong ties and partnerships between India and Europe in the fields of science and technology, according to a press release from the German Embassy in India.
The German Embassy in Delhi stated that its work has significantly advanced collaborative efforts in innovation and applied research in various fields such as smart cities, renewable energy, smart manufacturing and digitalization, which is a testimony to its membership in the Group of Indo-German Experts in Digitalization. established by the heads of government of both nations.
Presenting the award, Germany's ambassador to India praised her for her work in strengthening ties between the two nations, according to a press release from the German Embassy in India.
Ackermann said: "Anandi Iyer's exemplary work has not only strengthened the Indo-German relationship but has also paved the way for significant advancements in technology and innovation between the two countries. Her dedication to empowering women in science and technology technology is truly inspiring. It is an honor to present him with the Bundesverdienstkreuz, recognizing his invaluable contributions and tireless spirit."
Germany's highest civilian honour, 'Bundesverdienstkreuz', is a profound recognition of Anandi Iyer's tireless dedication to fostering international collaboration, innovation and the empowerment of women in science and technology. This recognition demonstrates her significant impact on the global stage and reaffirms the importance of her contributions to the India-Europe partnership.
Anandi Iyer has expressed her gratitude for being honored with Germany's highest civilian honour. She expressed her commitment to fostering innovation and supporting women in STEM.
She said: "I am deeply honored to receive the 'Bundesverdienstkreuz'. This recognition is not only a personal milestone but a testament to the power of international collaboration and the incredible potential we unlock when we work together across borders. I remain committed to fostering innovation and support for women in STEM, ensuring our future is inclusive, diverse and driven by shared knowledge and experience.”
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In addition to her work at Fraunhofer, Anandi Iyer serves as President of the Council of Women in Science and Entrepreneurship (WISE) of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). She also co-chairs FICCI's Science, Innovation and Technology Committee, where she continues to advocate for the inclusion and advancement of women in STEM fields, according to a press release from the German Embassy in India.
Seeing her experience and leadership, the Indian government nominated her as "75 Women in STEAM" on the occasion of India's 75th year of independence and also nominated her as a core member of the "G20 Empower" initiative. she for the G20 Empower Working Group on STEM, contributing to global efforts to improve women's participation in these critical areas.
Anandi Iyer has been leading the Fraunhofer Office in India for more than 16 years, fostering strong ties and partnerships between India and Europe in the fields of science and technology, according to a press release from the German Embassy in India.
The German Embassy in Delhi stated that its work has significantly advanced collaborative efforts in innovation and applied research in various fields such as smart cities, renewable energy, smart manufacturing and digitalization, which is a testimony to its membership in the Group of Indo-German Experts in Digitalization. established by the heads of government of both nations.
Presenting the award, Germany's ambassador to India praised her for her work in strengthening ties between the two nations, according to a press release from the German Embassy in India.
Ackermann said: "Anandi Iyer's exemplary work has not only strengthened the Indo-German relationship but has also paved the way for significant advancements in technology and innovation between the two countries. Her dedication to empowering women in science and technology technology is truly inspiring. It is an honor to present him with the Bundesverdienstkreuz, recognizing his invaluable contributions and tireless spirit."
Germany's highest civilian honour, 'Bundesverdienstkreuz', is a profound recognition of Anandi Iyer's tireless dedication to fostering international collaboration, innovation and the empowerment of women in science and technology. This recognition demonstrates her significant impact on the global stage and reaffirms the importance of her contributions to the India-Europe partnership.
Anandi Iyer has expressed her gratitude for being honored with Germany's highest civilian honour. She expressed her commitment to fostering innovation and supporting women in STEM.
She said: "I am deeply honored to receive the 'Bundesverdienstkreuz'. This recognition is not only a personal milestone but a testament to the power of international collaboration and the incredible potential we unlock when we work together across borders. I remain committed to fostering innovation and support for women in STEM, ensuring our future is inclusive, diverse and driven by shared knowledge and experience.”
In a post on India. Germany's relations in science, business and women's empowerment!"
In addition to her work at Fraunhofer, Anandi Iyer serves as President of the Council of Women in Science and Entrepreneurship (WISE) of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). She also co-chairs FICCI's Science, Innovation and Technology Committee, where she continues to advocate for the inclusion and advancement of women in STEM fields, according to a press release from the German Embassy in India.
Seeing her experience and leadership, the Indian government nominated her as "75 Women in STEAM" on the occasion of India's 75th year of independence and also nominated her as a core member of the "G20 Empower" initiative. she for the G20 Empower Working Group on STEM, contributing to global efforts to improve women's participation in these critical areas.
