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Looking at the current state of affairs in Europe, there can be no other conclusion than that Germany plays a leading role in the continent, and by extension, in the European Union's relationships with the rest of the world too. The unified Germany is by far Europe's largest country by both area and population – 137,800 square miles and 81.3 million people – which makes it a prime target for British exporters. Of course, many find themselves facing a very highly competitive market, which makes it essential to make the most of every competitive advantage available. And thankfully, there are many international delivery companies which offer services which can help put British businesses ahead of many of their international rivals when it comes to being able to get goods to Germany quickly and efficiently. While Germany is proud of its position as the sixth largest economy in the world – with a gross domestic product which topped $3trillion (£1.9trillion) for the first time in 2010 – that exalted position hides great chasms in prosperity between the highly-developed industrial regions of the former West Germany, and the long-neglected areas of the former communist East Germany. It is trying to narrow the huge disparity between the two which represent the country's biggest challenge in the foreseeable future. However, Germany's underlying industrial strength has led to it being protected to a large degree from the turmoil brought about by the huge fiscal deficits which are having to be tackled elsewhere on the continent – most notably the high levels of unemployment which have resulted. It is still, however, having to adhere to a policy of strict fiscal discipline, in order to ensure that it achieves a target imposed by the European Union of reducing its debts to within the levels demanded under the terms of European Monetary Union. Nevertheless, Germany can trade well on its strategic position at the heart of Europe, as well as reaping the benefits of enjoying fast and reliable transport links, by road, rail, air and sea, with other parts of the continent. This brings advantages to British businesses wishing to trade with Germany, in the form of stiff competition between freight and parcels services providers which helps keep the cost of sending goods between the two countries down. When this is coupled with the speed and efficiency of the transport links between the two countries, it is easy to see why any old preconceptions about the country soon disappear when the huge potential benefits of being able to take advantage of fast delivery of goods to the country are taken into account. Fast and efficient Germany courier services give British firms a great chance of being able to compete with others for business in the country. They also provide reliable international delivery facilities which help families who have members working in the country stay in touch.
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