Positive perspectives for Rostock: Coalition agreement in focus!

Positive perspectives for Rostock: Coalition agreement in focus!

The coalition agreement, which was signed between the CDU, CSU and SPD in early May, is responsible for the meaningful title "Responsibility for Germany" and comprises almost 150 pages. This agreement not only evokes expectations in great politics, but also has direct effects on the Rostock district, as District Administrator Sebastian Constien (SPD) reports. Constien has taken a closer look at the contract and sees positive perspectives, provided that the specified content is actually implemented. Rural space in particular also gets a lot of attention from the new rulers.

The contract promises to strengthen villages as a lifelong and lovable home and to use targeted investments to promote value creation. In this context, the joint task of agricultural structure and coastal protection (GAK) is a central topic. Under the motto "Improvement of the agricultural structure and coastal protection", the federal government provides the countries of around 4.5 billion euros from 2021 to 2024. With the co -financing of the federal states, there is a total volume of around 7.65 billion euros, which is a real refreshment for rural areas. According to Bundesag.de, these means should help promote equivalent living conditions and to support the competitiveness of the foreign trade.

projects in the Rostock district

The district of Rostock has already benefited from the GAK agents. The funded projects include the renovation of the Thürkower Hort building, the expansion of the Lüssow primary school and the interior of the Bernitter School. The renovation of the village community center and the expansion of the tool shed in Karcheez were also tackled. "These funding is crucial for the quality of life in our villages," emphasizes Constien. However, it draws attention to an essential point: Under the previous government, the GAK means were drastically reduced, and Constien demands that the new funds will be raised to the earlier level at least again.

Not all in the district council are on the same wavelength. District member Hans-Werner Moltzen from the AfD expresses concerns about the dependence on these funding, which have a certain uncertainty factor. It remains to be seen whether the long -term strategies can be put on solid legs.

public transport and hydrogen technology

Another topic discussed in the coalition agreement is the drive transition in public transport. Here the district of Rostock has already taken concrete steps and relies on hydrogen technology. Two hydrogen petrol stations were built in Güstrow and Bad Doberan to support the 52 hydrogen buses. This initiative is another example of how those responsible not only rely on agriculture, but also on sustainable mobility solutions, as explained in the [Landundforst.de] (https://www.landundforst.de/politik/koalitions contract-freich-graug-praegen-573201).

The coming months will be crucial how the plans from the coalition agreement will continue. The demands are high and many hope that the implementation of the measures can be obtained noticeable improvements for people in the Rostock district. Whether this hope will become a reality or whether it only remains with empty promises will be shown when the new funds flow and the first results are available.