Chancellor Friedrich Merz Has Acknowledged that Germany Is Continuing to Lose Industrial Jobs, Stressing the Need to Reverse the Trend and Preserve the Country’s Industrial Base
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The VW conversion hit Lower Saxony particularly strongly. Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz warns at an election campaign event against the loss of industrial jobs on a large scale.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has acknowledged that Germany is continuing to lose industrial jobs, stressing the need to reverse the trend and preserve the country’s industrial base
A study by credit insurer Allianz Trade found that more than 30 German companies with annual revenues of at least €50 million filed for insolvency in the first half of this year. The figure represents a 10% increase compared with the same period...
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that numerous jobs have been lost in the country's industrial sector.
Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) welcomed the agreement reached at Volkswagen on a massive austerity programme. At a CDU election event in Langenhagen near Hanover, Merz stressed the importance of VW for German industry.
The Volkswagen crisis was one of the most visible manifestations of problems in the German industry, with jobs falling across the sector, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz recognized at the HDZ election event in Langenhagen under Hanover.
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