Election in Saxony-Anhalt: Concern for specialists and investments in AfD election victory
Head of Siemens Energy: AfD has ‘dramatically wrong message’ Before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, the head of the Dax group Siemens Energy warns with..
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Head of Siemens Energy: AfD has ‘dramatically wrong message’ Before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, the head of the Dax group Siemens Energy warns emphatically against the economic policy of the AfD. The program of the party, which calls, among other things, a return to coal and nuclear power, is bad for the business location Germany and partially attack democratic structures, said Christian Bruch of the German press Agency. “I think that’s absolutely critical.” Bruch emphasized: Our company and our German jobs depend on exporting, on attracting international specialists to Germany and on foreign investors being able to rely on political stability. “We need skilled workers, we need open trade in Europe, we need stable economic conditions,” said Kühnen.
Furthermore, Related topics AfD Saxony-Anhalt Germany Europe Siemens Energy Recently had repeatedly warned top managers about the economic plans of the AfD. “Populist parties pretend to have simple answers,” said Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing in Frankfurt a few days ago. “In fact, they promote concepts that oppose the foundations of our success: openness, diversity, a strong Europe, reliable institutions and international cooperation.” With a view to the fact that an absolute majority for the AfD is not excluded according to surveys, Sewing said that he hopes “personally that this does not happen”. From discussions with investors, he knew that many are very concerned about such an election outcome. Bruch regretted that politics had so far failed to find compromises in which the majority of the population had found themselves. “This is absolutely a critical situation.” But the AfD sends with its vision, in which it draws a return to previous successes of Germany, a “dramatically wrong message”.
In addition, Bruch said: "I do not see the AfD with a affinity for change, but nostalgic, to put it kindly." The manager added: People underestimate the speed at which other countries are changing. Nostalgic politics keeps pushing us back. Discussions about a return to nuclear technology are in Germany “needless in an energy policy excellently connected Europe, in which there are nuclear power plants in France or in the Czech Republic or elsewhere are built,” said Bruch. Postal ballot documents can also be submitted on site until then.
Moreover, State election: At these times the polling stations in Saxony-Anhalt are open.
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Head of Siemens Energy: AfD has ‘dramatically wrong message’ Before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, the head of the Dax group Siemens Energy warns emphatically against the economic policy of the AfD.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe program of the party, which calls, among other things, a return to coal and nuclear power, is bad for the business location Germany and partially attack democratic structures, said Christian Bruch of the German press Agency. “I think that’s absolutely critical.” Bruch emphasized: Our company and our German jobs depend on exporting, on attracting international specialists to Germany and on foreign investors being able to rely on political stability.
reliability low1/2 sources“We need skilled workers, we need open trade in Europe, we need stable economic conditions,” said Kühnen.
reliability low1/2 sourcesRelated topics AfD Saxony-Anhalt Germany Europe Siemens Energy Recently had repeatedly warned top managers about the economic plans of the AfD. “Populist parties pretend to have simple answers,” said Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing in Frankfurt a few days ago. “In fact, they promote concepts that oppose the foundations of our success: openness, diversity, a strong Europe, reliable institutions and international cooperation.” With a view to the fact that an absolute majority for the AfD is not excluded according to surveys, Sewing said that he hopes “personally that this does not happen”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFrom discussions with investors, he knew that many are very concerned about such an election outcome.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBruch regretted that politics had so far failed to find compromises in which the majority of the population had found themselves. “This is absolutely a critical situation.” But the AfD sends with its vision, in which it draws a return to previous successes of Germany, a “dramatically wrong message”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBruch said: "I do not see the AfD with a affinity for change, but nostalgic, to put it kindly." The manager added: People underestimate the speed at which other countries are changing.
reliability low1/2 sourcesNostalgic politics keeps pushing us back. Discussions about a return to nuclear technology are in Germany “needless in an energy policy excellently connected Europe, in which there are nuclear power plants in France or in the Czech Republic or elsewhere are built,” said Bruch.
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Postal ballot documents can also be submitted on site until then.
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according to Handelsblatt +1State election: At these times the polling stations in Saxony-Anhalt are open.
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According to the state election manager, 34.72 percent of the eligible voters cast their vote by 12 noon.
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterRight sideAlmost 1.7 million citizens over the age of 18 are eligible to vote.
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterRight sideState elections in Saxony-Anhalt: Significantly higher turnout in Saxony-Anhalt than in 2021.
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterRight sideIn the end, the turnout at that time was 60.3 percent, including postal voters.
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