Diversity - Migration debate: Social Affairs Minister wants more objectivity
In the debate on migration, Lower Saxony's Minister of Social Affairs Andreas Philippi is calling for more objectivity. "Without migrants, Germany would look very different today," said the SPD politician in a statement published on Monday. The economic miracle after the Second World War would not have been possible without migrants. Even today, the economy is dependent on immigration.
"Today, more than two million people with a history of migration live in Lower Saxony," said the minister. Diversity is better than simplicity, "that applies in all areas of our society, especially against the backdrop of demographic change."
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- The migration debate in Germany often lacks the necessary objectivity, according to Andreas Philippi, the Social Affairs Minister of Lower Saxony, known for having a high migrant population of over two million individuals.
- During a statement made on Monday, Philippi, an SPD politician, argued that Germany would have a significantly different appearance without migrants, highlighting their role in the post-WWII economic miracle and current reliance on immigration.
- Contending that diversity is preferable to uniformity, Philippi emphasized its importance in all societal aspects, especially in light of demographic change, in Lower Saxony's migration debate.
- Despite the political and social debates surrounding migration in Germany, including in Hanover and other Lower Saxony cities, the SPD party has continued to advocate for a balanced and objective approach to immigration issues.
Source: www.stern.de
