Political highlight: Liminski informs about NRW developments on February 17th!

Political highlight: Liminski informs about NRW developments on February 17th!

The political discussion in North Rhine-Westphalia is revived: On February 17, 2025, the CDU Breckerfeld invites interested citizens to an event in the "Haus Mähler" restaurant at Denkmalstraße 9. Admission is from 7 p.m. The Minister of Federal and Europe affairs, international and media, Nathanael Liminski, will appear as a speaker and talk about current political developments at the state and federal level. Following his lecture, there will be the possibility of getting into conversation in an open exchange with the minister. The candidate for the Bundestag Tijen Ataoğlu, who runs for Hagen, Breckerfeld, Ennepetal, Gevelsberg and Schwelm, will also be present. Here the citizens have the opportunity to meet the candidate before the Bundestag election on February 23. Registration is required by February 14 at the latest and can be made by email to [Email Protected]. Ulrike Borowski, the chair of the Breckerfeld local association, expects a lively participation in this event.

Nathanael Liminski, who looks back on an impressive political portfolio, was born in a Roman-Catholic parents' house and is known as a “Momo” in his family. His father Jürgen Liminski was a journalist while his mother Martine Liminski is a former elementary school teacher from Brittany. Growing up in Hangelar, Sankt Augustin, he got involved in politics early, starting in the children's and youth parliament in his hometown. In 2001 he joined the CDU and obtained experience through various positions within the student and young Union. In 2010, his ministerial venue, which led him through several offices, began to the Federal Ministry of Defense and finally to the Interior Ministry.

political career and influence

Liinski became Minister of Federal and Europe affairs, international and media in 2022. In this function, he has dealt primarily with important questions about Corona pandemic and the lignite exit. His political orientation can be assigned to the Union's conservative conservative wing, where it is considered a pioneer. In addition, he was instrumental in the election victory of Armin Laschet in 2017 and in the coalition agreement with the FDP. For his services he was also appointed chairman of the CDU Middle Rhine and the district chairman of the Bonn CDU.

in the media landscape of North Rhine-Westphalia, Liminski also mixed up vigorously, and attracts both supporters and critics with regard to his suggestions on media and digital policy. An example of this is his approval of a reorganization of the North Rhine-Westphalian local radio, which critics perceive as a potential interference with local media diversity. In addition, Liminski is known for his controversial positions on topics such as homosexuality, where he initially advocated a traditional marriage, but later put his attitude into perspective.

background and private life

Privat has been married to Nathanael Liminski since 2012 with the business psychologist Hanna Liminski and has four children. The family lives in Düsseldorf, in the Benrath district. Liminski is convinced and is committed to his values. He became high school in 2005 at the Bonn Collegium Josephinum and then studied at the University of Bonn, where he completed the master's degree in 2010. His professional stations and the political career, which he has so far, are a testimony of his ambitions and skills within the CDU and Rhenish politics.

The upcoming event in Breckerfeld stands as a sign of active citizen participation in the political landscape of North Rhine-Westphalia and creates space for dialogue between politics and society. In view of the upcoming Bundestag election, it is important for voters to deal with their candidates in order to make informed decisions. With this initiative, the CDU Breckerfeld shows that it is looking for direct exchange with the citizens, which is essential for democracy.