Armin Papperger
Armin Papperger is the CEO of Rheinmetall AG, a leading defense and automotive company based in Germany. He plays a significant role in the defense sector, particularly in the context of European security and military collaboration. Papperger has been involved in discussions surrounding the enhancement of military production and cooperation with Ukraine, focusing on localizing production and repairing military equipment. His recent engagement with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky highlights the importance of defense partnerships in ensuring regional stability and security.
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Luxembourg:
Armin Papperger celebrates the completion of a factory built by Rheinmetall to produce important components for the F35 stealth bomber.
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Sweden:
Armin Papperger is the CEO of Rheinmetall, which is interested in acquiring Volkswagen's unprofitable factory in Osnabrück.
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Switzerland:
Armin Papperger is the CEO of Rheinmetall, which is expected to become a 'global defense champion'.
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Russia:
Armin Papperger is the chairman of Rheinmetall who signed the statement about corporate complicity in the Nazi regime.
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Russia:
Armin Papperger is the chairman of Rheinmetall and is one of the executives who recognized the historical responsibility of their companies.
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Russia:
Armin Papperger is the chairman of Rheinmetall who signed the joint statement acknowledging the responsibility of German companies during the Nazi regime.
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Germany:
Armin Papperger explained that the annual targets would be 'at least' achieved.
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Hungary:
Armin Papperger is the CEO of Rheinmetall and a key ally of Viktor Orbán in the defense industry.
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Bulgaria:
Armin Papperger is the CEO of Rheinmetall and discussed potential partnerships in Bulgaria.
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Switzerland:
Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger has visited the Volkswagen plant and described it as 'well suited' for conversion to defense production.
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