Following the expected election and inauguration of the new German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz on 8th of December, the new German "traffic light" coalition (SPD-The Greens-FDP) will be formed in the second week of December. What are the most important points in the coalition agreement voted for by the three parties in the areas of solving the socio-economic difficulties caused by the pandemic, migration policy, climate policy, minimum wage and tax policy? What was the balance of power in the allocation of ministries and what can we expect from the newly appointed ministers? How is the new German government perceived by society in during the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic?
The German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation kindly invites you to
a round-table discussion to elaborate on these matters with
Prof. Dr. Werner J. PATZELT
Professor emeritus at the Technical University of Dresden
and visiting fellow at MCC
and
Dr. Bence BAUER LL.M.
Director of the German-Hungarian Institute
for European Cooperation at MCC.
on 13th of December (Monday) at 5 pm
Location: Mátyás Hunyadi Hall at Mathias Corvinus Collegium (3-7 Tas vezér utca, 1113 Budapest)
Online: The event will be streamed online via https://www.facebook.com/magyarnemetintezet
17.00 Opening remarks
Dr. Bence BAUER LL.M.
Director of the German-Hungarian Institute
for European Cooperation at MCC
17.10 Round-table discussion
About the new German government and the programme
of the three-party governing coalition
Prof. Dr Werner J. PATZELT
Professor emeritus at the Technical University of Dresden
and visiting fellow at MCC
Dr Bence BAUER LL.M.
Director of the German-Hungarian Institute
for European Cooperation at MCC
18.10 Questions and Answers
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