SPD parliamentary group - Criticism of the Ministry of Agriculture's image campaign
The SPD parliamentary group has criticized the image campaign of the Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of Agriculture. According to SPD MP Marc Timmer, the benefits of the campaign, which cost around 300,000 euros, are not clear. It was not appropriate in view of the tight budget situation. "It would be better if the ministry were to be upgraded through good policy content. The campaign also still does not answer the question of what European policy the state government stands for. So the whole thing remains an expensive air number," criticized Timmer.
Agriculture Minister Werner Schwarz (CDU), who is also responsible for Europe and consumer protection, presented the campaign on Monday. It is intended to make the variety of tasks of the ministry, which was newly created in this electoral term, more visible. The aim of the campaign is to communicate politics in a contemporary way, which is about more than just providing information. "I want to build trust and explain what a modern agricultural, European and consumer protection policy and the creation of sustainable rural areas mean for the everyday lives of each and every one of us," Schwarz said.
In the coming year, the campaign will focus on the European elections, among other things. He wants to raise awareness of the importance of Europe for people's everyday lives, what influence they themselves can have on the future of Europe and why a strong and effective Europe is needed as a free and democratic alliance of member states.
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- Despite the criticism from the SPD parliamentary group, Agriculture Minister Werner Schwarz (CDU) firmly believes in the effectiveness of the Ministry of Agriculture's image campaign, which he is also responsible for in terms of Europe and consumer protection.
- The agrarian sector in Schleswig-Holstein could potentially benefit from the attention gained through the Ministry of Agriculture's image campaign, as it aims to make the variety of tasks and importance of the ministry more visible.
- The SPD's criticism of the Ministry of Agriculture's image campaign extends beyond its cost, as they also question the clarity of the campaign's message and the government's stance on European policy.
- The CDU-led government in Schleswig-Holstein must balance the criticism from the SPD parliamentary group with the potential benefits of the image campaign, as it continues to shape its policies in areas such as agriculture, Europe, and consumer protection.
Source: www.stern.de
