Prime Minister Lies starts summer trip: Focus on population protection!
Prime Minister Lies starts summer trip: Focus on population protection!
Prime Minister Olaf Lies from Lower Saxony steers a breath of fresh air into everyday political life with his first summer trip. The three -day tour, which not only has a tradition, begins on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, but also dedicated to important topics such as population protection. With a clear focus on institutions of the Bundeswehr, police, research and technical relief organization, Lies wants to set an important sign with his journey. At 8.15 a.m. the starting signal for this promising journey through the country, which will also include discussions about telemedicine, educational projects and technology -based living.
"There is something," emphasizes, while preparing for visits to various facilities. Stops are planned in the Oldenburg Clinic, an experimental station of the Chamber of Agriculture in the Diepholz district and an association for pedagogical work with children from immigrant families in Osnabrück. These visits should not only give an insight into the current situation, but also underline the importance of population protection, which is a central concern of his government.
Lower Saxony demands financial support
The debate about civil protection is particularly relevant in view of the stricter military threat. The minister calls for a re -evaluation of the civil protection concept, which has not been fundamentally revised since 2007. In view of challenges such as floods or forest fires, more resources have to be provided, especially in the area of communication technology, which can also work in the event of network failures.
Olaf Lies' political agenda
Olaf Lies recently prevailed in the first ballot as Prime Minister and thus succeeded Stephan Weil. He received 80 out of 143 votes - six more than necessary. In his first declaration of government, Lies made it clear that the social cohesion is important to him and announced a billion -dollar investment offensive for Lower Saxony's infrastructure. "This affects not only streets and bridges, but also daycare centers, schools and hospitals," he said, thus tearing his ambitious plans.
The Prime Minister, who saw the light of day in Wilhelmshaven in May 1967, is not only politically committed, but also a passionate craftsman privately. On a courtyard in Sande, in the Friesland district, he lives with his family and has a knack for handicrafts on cars and motorcycles.
Olaf Lies' summer trip and the associated measures in the area of population protection could thus be a clear step in the right direction. His determination to improve the existing infrastructure and promote cohesion in Lower Saxony is eagerly observed. The demands for financial support for civil protection, which appear essential in view of the current challenges
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