Parties - Risk: Bayaz considers AfD a threat to the economy
Baden-Württemberg's Finance Minister Danyal Bayaz (Greens) believes that the rise of the AfD is a threat to the German economy. "Ten billion euros in subsidies are currently flowing to Magdeburg, for example, so that a semiconductor factory there can manufacture internationally sought-after products. If the AfD gains even more support in the upcoming state elections, then I wonder which international specialists will settle there," Bayaz told the daily newspaper "Welt" (Friday).
Politicians must take responsibility for the voters, Bayaz told the newspaper: "You have to tell people clearly: the AfD is a location risk."
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- Despite the potential threat posed by the AfD to the German economy, as highlighted by Baden-Württemberg's Finance Minister Danyal Bayaz, Magdeburg continues to receive significant subsidies to support its semiconductor industry.
- In the upcoming state elections, the rise of support for the AfD in Stuttgart could potentially affect the influx of international specialists to Magdeburg, according to Bayaz's concerns.
- Bayaz strongly emphasized that parties should clearly communicate to voters that the AfD poses a location risk, encouraging politicians to take responsibility in this regard.
- The AfD, which Bayaz deems a threat to the economy, has caused concern in political circles beyond Baden-Württemberg, raising discussion about its potential impact on various German locations and industries.
Source: www.stern.de
