Government - Midyatli criticizes course of black-green coalition
The new opposition leader Serpil Midyatli has accused the black-green state government of lacking the will to take action. In many areas, the coalition is only timidly doing something to solve the problems, such as in the fight against the shortage of skilled workers, Midyatli told the German Press Agency. "A Welcome Center is being opened in Kiel, which, with ten people, doesn't have nearly enough staff to really do something about this problem." The coalition must stop simulating politics, he said.
Midyatli accused head of government Daniel Günther (CDU) of shifting responsibility to either the municipalities or the federal government. "But we don't see him taking responsibility for himself." She expects a head of government to tell people how and by when problems such as the lack of several thousand nursery places in the state should be solved. "And he must then be measured against this. Instead, we see that the government's goals and the situation in the country are increasingly diverging."
The black-green coalition does not agree on many issues, said Midyatli. There are always conflicts, from migration to environmental protection and dealing with the debt brake to education policy. "Basically, the two partners don't really fit together. What one side wants meets with resistance from the other."
Midyatli was elected leader of the SPD parliamentary group for the second time following the retirement of her predecessor Thomas Losse-Müller in December. She had already held this post until the 2022 state elections.
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- The shortage of skilled workers is a pressing issue in Schleswig-Holstein, and Serpil Midyatli believes the state government, led by Daniel Günther, is not doing enough to address it.
- In response to criticisms from Serpil Midyatli, the German Press Agency reported that the state government is opening a Welcome Center in Kiel, but with only ten staff members, it may not be sufficient to tackle the issue effectively.
- The black-green coalition, which includes the SPD and the Greens, has faced internal conflicts on various issues such as migration, environmental protection, and education policy, according to Midyatli.
- Keel, a city in Schleswig-Holstein, is the location of the new Welcome Center established by the state government in an effort to address the shortage of skilled workers, as criticized by Serpil Midyatli.
Source: www.stern.de
