FPÖ presents government program: five years for Styria!

FPÖ presents government program: five years for Styria!

In the Southeast Styria district, the FPÖ state club recently started a district tour under the motto "5 good years for Styria". The opening event took place at the Kleinmeier inn in Feldbach, where citizens had the opportunity to exchange and inform themselves personally. The main speakers included club chairman Marco Triller, State Councilor Hannes Amesbauer, LAbg. Philipp Könighofer, LAbg. Michael Wagner and Federal Councilor Herbert Kober. Together she presented the central points of the government program, which focuses on regional needs and concrete measures for the population. As Meinzirk.at reports, Triller emphasized the importance of exchange with the people on site to incorporate their feedback into parliamentary work.

A look at the central issues of the government program shows that the safety, education and the development of rural areas are in the foreground. State Councilor Hannes Amesbauer underlined the importance of listening, while LAbg. Wagner focused on the need for tangible politics. The dissemination of the information was promoted by the open discussion atmosphere, in which the FPÖ representatives were also available for suggestions and questions.

government program and political stability

The government program itself was under the title "Strong Styria. Safe future." The handwriting of the freedom and the Styrian People's Party unanimously decided and bears. According to ots.at, the FPÖ state party chairman Mario Kunasek aims to promote political stability in Styria and to implement the projects stipulated in the program as quickly as possible. This is not only shown in political rhetoric, but also in concrete measures. These include an auxiliary fund to support Coronafengen, a ban on headscarves for public staff and a ban on gender in official documents.

The FPÖ won 34.76 % of the votes (17 mandates) in the last state election on November 24, which secured an important role in the new state government. It becomes the coalition partner of the ÖVP, which received 26.81 % of the votes (13 mandates). In the course of the current negotiations, the FPÖ under Kunasek focuses on a quick agreement, which, according to OE24.at, also affects the division between the two parties, which is expected to be 4 to 4.

changes and future -oriented projects

The planned government program also includes measures that target the strengthening of the business location and the establishment of a “Master Plan Care”. A mandatory preschool year for children with poor knowledge of German should also be introduced. These and other initiatives are an expression of the endeavor not only to master the current challenges through the current political situation, but also to build a future -oriented and stable basic structure for Styria.

With this district tour and the targeted information activity in the back of the head, the FPÖ is aware of its responsibility for the country. So it is no wonder that citizen participation and transparency in political work will play a central role, while the challenges of the future will be tackled.