FDP plans a large digitization step: make Heinsberg a pioneer!

FDP plans a large digitization step: make Heinsberg a pioneer!

On January 21, 2025, a programmatic closed conference of the FDP took place in the Heinsberg district, in which district council members and expert citizens took part. The aim of the conference was to determine important priorities for the political work of the coming years. The focus was particularly on topics such as integration, education, finance and digitization. According to Heinsberg magazine strives to expand the district of Heinsberg into "digital circuit no. 1" and digital To continuously improve infrastructure.

parliamentary group leader Stefan Lenzen emphasized the importance of a constructive exchange. The results of the discussion rounds should flow into the local election program for the years 2025 to 2030. Among other things, the FDP calls for a reduction in bureaucracy and targeted investments to revitalize the domestic economy. Another starting point is integration where the focus is on the training and labor market.

education as a central focus

Education plays a crucial role in the plans of the FDP. The party is committed to the best education for everyone, starting from the daycare center to the professional qualification. This requires extensive investments in schools, streets and modern administration. Particular attention is paid to the development of the industrial and commercial area in Lindern, also known as Future site inwest.

Together with the demands of the CDU/CSU regarding the education policy on the Bundestag election 2025, which includes the expansion of advisory services and the improvement of the daycare infrastructure, it becomes clear that the topics of education and equal opportunities are also becoming more important in the local political discourse. Among other things, the comprehensive election program addresses the need to integrate digital media more in the field of education and to expand psychosocial support offers.

outlook on the local elections

The suggestions and results of the closed conference should also be brought into the ongoing election period. This shows the commitment of the FDP to actively seek dialogue with the population and all social actors in the run -up to the local elections. The diverse challenges that the Heinsberg district is facing requires a solid concept that complies with both local and national political strategies.

Overall, the FDP and its closed conference will focus on the further development of the region in the coming years, while it takes a look at both local and federal political challenges. The importance of education and integration is always emphasized and forms a core of the political agenda in the circle.