Nemetschek Group Explores Collaboration with MoRTH to Support India’s Infrastructure Growth

Leadership
delegation meets Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to discuss digitalisation,
technology and global expertise for next-generation infrastructure delivery
New
Delhi: A senior
leadership delegation from Germany-based Nemetschek Group, led by Yves
Padrines, CEO, Nemetschek Group, recently met Shri Nitin Gadkari, Union
Minister for Road Transport & Highways, to explore potential
collaboration and synergies with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
(MoRTH).
The
delegation included Sunil Pandita, CEO, ALLPLAN and CDO; Alok Sharma,
Managing Director & Vice President – India; Deepti Khanna, Head – Business;
and Sankar Pitta, Head – Marketing.
Technology and Digitalisation for Infrastructure
The
discussions focused on India’s rapid infrastructure development and the
potential to combine the country’s scale and ambition with German
engineering, digital technologies and global industry expertise.
As
infrastructure projects become increasingly complex and interconnected, the
meeting explored how digitalisation and technology-led approaches to project
planning and delivery can contribute to greater efficiency, coordination,
quality and predictability throughout the infrastructure lifecycle.
Global Experience and Digital Construction
Nemetschek
Group brings more than six decades of experience working with
architecture, engineering and construction organisations worldwide. Its
portfolio of technologies and solutions supports the planning, design and
delivery of buildings and infrastructure projects across major global markets.
The
company’s global experience provides a foundation for exploring how digital
workflows and modern project-delivery approaches can support India’s expanding
infrastructure ecosystem.
Strengthening the Infrastructure Ecosystem
The
meeting also highlighted the importance of stronger collaboration among technology
providers, engineering organisations, project owners, consultants, academia and
other stakeholders across the construction and infrastructure value chain.
Such
connections can help create opportunities for knowledge exchange, technology
adoption and innovation as India advances large-scale infrastructure
programmes.
India as a Strategic Market
Nemetschek
Group views India as a strategic market and is seeking to strengthen its
engagement with the country’s infrastructure and construction ecosystem. The
company sees opportunities to contribute its international experience and
technology capabilities to India’s continuing infrastructure development.
Combining Indian Ambition with Global Expertise
Commenting
on the meeting, Yves Padrines, CEO, Nemetschek Group, said, “India is
undertaking an extraordinary transformation of its infrastructure landscape.
Our discussion with Minister Gadkari reinforced the tremendous opportunity to
combine India’s ambition and scale with global experience, German engineering
excellence and technology. We look forward to exploring meaningful ways in
which Nemetschek Group can contribute to this journey and support India’s
vision for world-class infrastructure.”