Andrej Babis, Christian Strube, Bohdan Wojnar, Volkswagen Group India Technology Center

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Skoda Auto board members Christian Strube (left) and Bohdan Wojnar (right) welcome Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis at the ceremonial opening of a development centre of the Skoda Auto India/Volkswagen Group and a plastic coatings and coverings plant of the Czech Technicoat company in the Indian town Puna today, on Saturday, January 19, 209. (CTK Photo/Rene Fluger)

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