Municipalities - Presidium of the Association of Cities and Towns meets in Wolfsburg
Top representatives of the municipalities want to discuss key issues for the state's cities, municipalities and joint municipalities today. Wolfsburg is hosting the 260th meeting of the Presidium of the Lower Saxony Association of Cities and Towns. On the agenda are issues such as refugee accommodation, the implementation of the legal entitlement to all-day care and the future of the Deutschlandticket, according to the Wolfsburg administration. Afterwards (1 p.m.), Wolfsburg's Lord Mayor Dennis Weilmann (CDU) and Salzgitter's Lord Mayor Frank Klingebiel (also CDU), as President of the Association of Cities and Towns, will explain the committee's demands.
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- The convention of cities, specifically the Presidium, represents a platform for discussions on crucial matters affecting cities, municipalities, and joint municipalities in Germany, such as refugee accommodation, all-day care, and the future of the Deutschlandticket.
- During the 260th meeting of the Lower Saxony Association of Cities and Towns Presidium, held in Wolfsburg, both Lord Mayors Dennis Weilmann (CDU) from Wolfsburg and Frank Klingebiel (CDU) from Salzgitter will share the association's demands related to these topics.
- The CDU, with representatives like Weilmann and Klingebiel, plays a significant role in shaping the future of municipalities in Germany, pushing for issues like affordable transportation through the Deutschlandticket.
- Following the meeting, the future of municipalities in Lower Saxony, including Wolfsburg, remains a central focus, as decisions from the convention of cities and the Presidium can have long-term implications for urban development in the region.
Source: www.stern.de
