BADEN-WURTTEMBERG, GERMANY — Situated in the South-West of Germany, the Baden-Württemberg federal state (known as THE LÄND) is one of Europe’s, perhaps even the world’s, leading business and industrial hubs. Even though it’s famous throughout Germany for its strong, stable economy, excellent job prospects, and exceptionally high quality of life, it has two major problems. Firstly, the state is not well known outside of Germany. Secondly, there is a persistent — and serious — skilled labor shortage. According to research by Prognos AG, the state’s demand for skilled labor will be well into the six-figure range by 2030.
To ensure that the region is more globally recognized and the best place to live and work on this planet, local authorities have extended an open invitation to all prospective skilled migrants to check out THE LÄND — meaning anyone in this universe.
To prove the seriousness of this initiative, the state’s head, Minister-President …