Steinmeier in Neuruppin: Talks about courage, hope and democracy!

Steinmeier in Neuruppin: Talks about courage, hope and democracy!

Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will move his official seat to Neuruppin in a special campaign from July 1 to 3. This city, which counts around 32,000 inhabitants, is the 16th station in the extensive series of visit "Local time Germany", in which he would like to seek direct contact with the citizens. This is reported by the Tagesspiegel .

But what does it mean for the city when the Federal President opens his tents? Steinmeier has decided to find out in the three days what gives people in the region courage and hope and what skepticism they feel towards democracy. So the visit could not only cause political, but also personal conversations that respond to the challenges and concerns of the citizens.

diverse encounters and activities

During his stay, the Federal President will plan various visits and discussions. This includes the exchange with local politicians, a visit to the technical relief organization and sociable meetings with students in the region. The encounter at the district court, in which the topic of domestic violence is the focus is also particularly interesting. The initiative to address this problem could be important for many citizens.

A highlight will surely be the meeting with the canoe club, followed by a dragon boat ride on the idyllic Ruppiner See. These activities not only offer fun, but also enable easier access to the citizens, which is of central importance for Steinmeier. According to the Nordkurier It is also emphasized that Steinmeier is open to spontaneous encounters.

neuruppin in focus

The city of Neuruppin is known far beyond its borders, not least because of its famous sons. The writer Theodor Fontane and the architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel have left traces here that underline the city's cultural wealth. Visiting Steinmeier could offer the opportunity to take up these traditions and integrate them into the current social discourses.

In times when trust in democracy is questioned, it is important that political representatives such as Steinmeier are looking for direct exchange with the citizens. The planned discussions and activities could help strengthen the coexistence and promote a lively dialogue. Neuruppin offers the perfect backdrop and the opportunity to gain the hearts of people in the truest sense of the word.