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Bovenschulte wants to do music and sport

At the start of the year, many people resolve to break with routine and improve their lifestyle. Bremen's head of government reveals his goals for 2024.

Bremen's mayor Andreas Bovenschulte in his office in the town hall. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Bremen's mayor Andreas Bovenschulte in his office in the town hall. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bremen's head of government - Bovenschulte wants to do music and sport

Bremen's head of government Andreas Bovenschulte is also starting the new year with good intentions. "First of all, I want to continue to pursue successful policies with the coalition for Bremen. That is the top priority," said the SPD politician. He believes it is particularly important to get the economy back on track for growth. This is the only way to successfully combat poverty and the only way to successfully integrate the many people coming to Bremen.

"In my private life, I really want to have more time for music again," the SPD politician told the German Press Agency. "At the moment, the most I get to do is sit on the sofa with my guitar and play a few songs." He doesn't have the time to practise and would like to improve his guitar skills.

Bovenschulte also wants to continue exercising regularly. "I want to keep up my morning jogging," said the 58-year-old. He runs seven kilometers through the Bürgerpark twice a week. "So you see: clear resolutions for next year that are easy to break."

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Despite his busy role as Bremen's head of government, Andreas Bovenschulte, from the SPD, intends to dedicate more time to his love for music at the turn of the year. This includes improving his guitar skills by practicing more frequently. Beyond his political commitments, Bovenschulte also maintains his fitness routine, regularly jogging seven kilometers through the Bürgerpark twice a week.

Source: www.stern.de

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