Apr 28
NRW-Wirtschaftsminister Prof. Dr. Andreas Pinkwart (2.v.r.) war bei seinem gestrigen Besuch in Münster voll des Lobes. Münsters Oberbürgermeister Markus Lewe (2.v.l.) und WFM-Geschäftsführer Enno Fuchs (r.) begrüßten den Gast aus Düsseldorf im Rahmen der NRW Nano-Konferenz, bei der Münster Standortpartner ist. Pinkwart kam in Begleitung von Harald Cremer (l.), Geschäftsführer des Landesclusters NMWP.NRW. Foto: WFM Münster/Martin Rühle
Münster's Lord Mayor Markus Lewe (2nd from left) and WFM Managing Director Enno Fuchs (right) welcomed NRW Minister of Economic Affairs Prof. Dr. Andreas Pinkwart (2nd from right) at the NRW Nano Conference, for which Münster is a location partner. Pinkwart came accompanied by Harald Cremer (l.), Managing Director of the state cluster NMWP.NRW.

NRW Nano Conference: Pinkwart praises Münster’s innovation potential

April 2021

NRW Nano-Conference: Minister of Economic Affairs came to say hello

A little physical presence in these times, where one digital session seems to follow the next, was also a successful change for NRW Economics Minister Prof. Dr. Andreas Pinkwart yesterday. Halfway through the 9th NRW Nano-Conference, he personally came to Münster’s Stadthafen 1 to address the participants from all over the world from the Digital Hub münsterLAND, and not from Düsseldorf. One of the messages about Münster as a nanotechnology location that is likely to stick internationally was the high innovative capacity in research and application.

In his welcoming address, Pinkwart repeated the praise with which he had already flattered Münster’s Lord Mayor Markus Lewe and the Managing Director of Wirtschaftsförderung Münster GmbH (WFM), Enno Fuchs, on his arrival at the hub: Münster has developed excellently as a location and has a lot of potential, Pinkwart had declared, thus underlining Münster’s importance as a valued location partner.

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