Organizations active in quantum technology, with a specific focus on applications in aerospace, are invited to participate in an innovation mission to Southern Germany. The mission will take place from October 14 through 16, 2025, in the states of Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, and offers a strategic opportunity to engage in technological collaboration, exchange knowledge, and explore market opportunities within the region’s high-tech ecosystem.

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For whom

This mission is intended for:

• entrepreneurs and professionals working on innovative solutions in the quantum domain
• industry professionals exploring the potential and applications of quantum technology for their organization
• research institutions and scientists

The mission is organized by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), the Innovation Attaché Network in Germany, and Quantum Delta NL.

Participation and costs

The participation fee is €250 per person (excluding VAT). This includes:

• access to the collective program;
• group transportation to and from scheduled program components;
• lunches and dinners (as listed in the program).

Travel, accommodation, and personal transfers are not included.

Registration

Deadline for registration: Friday, August 21, 2025
Please note: participation is subject to confirmation by RVO. Final participation depends on the number of available spots and alignment with the mission’s scope and objectives.

Why participate?

Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg are among the most prosperous regions in Germany, with the highest private-sector R&D spending as a percentage of GDP. The area is home to major technology players and is widely recognized as the engine of Germany’s high-tech and engineering SME sector.

Germany is both a key development partner and a vital market for quantum technology solutions and applications. This mission specifically highlights opportunities in the aerospace sector.

The mission offers organizations meaningful opportunities to:

• gain insights into quantum developments and applications, with a focus on aerospace
• understand the regional ecosystem, innovation landscape, and opportunities within the quantum domain
• explore trends and prospects for long-term public-private R&D collaborations
• connect Dutch innovations and technology with market opportunities in Southern Germany

Corporate Social Responsibility

Participants are expected to comply with the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on responsible business conduct.

Full details and registration are available on the RVO website:

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