Dr. Dirk Jandura remains president of the BGA: strong voice for the middle class

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Dr. Dirk Jandura wurde auf der Mitgliederversammlung des BGA in Berlin erneut als Präsident bestätigt. In seiner Ansprache betont er die Herausforderungen für den Mittelstand und die Notwendigkeit eines Kurswechsels in der deutschen Wirtschaft. Er setzt sich für die Interessen des Groß- und Außenhandels ein und fordert ein besseres Verständnis von politischen Entscheidungen. Erfahren Sie mehr über seine Pläne und die aktuelle Lage der Branche.
Dr. Dirk Jandura was again confirmed as president at the general meeting of the BGA in Berlin. In his speech, he emphasizes the challenges for medium -sized companies and the need to change the course in the German economy. He is committed to the interests of wholesale and foreign trade and calls for a better understanding of political decisions. Find out more about its plans and the current situation in the industry. (Symbolbild/MB)

Berlin entrepreneur relies on change: Dr. Dirk Jandura remains president of the BGA!

The exciting general meeting of the Federal Association of Wholesale, Foreign Trade, BGA) in Berlin caused excitement today! Dr. Dirk Jandura, the 54-year-old entrepreneur, was unanimously confirmed in his office as President with great enthusiasm. It is his second term, and the pressure to give the medium -sized company a strong voice is huge!

"I am pleased about the confirmation and the trust that is put into myself and my work. A strong voice for medium-sized companies in wholesale and foreign trade is more necessary than ever," said Jandura after his re-election. His clear message is: The time for changes is now!

The struggle for the future of the economy

In an urgent appeal, Jandura warns of the critical situation of the German economy. "We are in a dive! The high energy prices and the ailing infrastructure are adding. He attacks the pressing problems directly and urgently calls for a change of course!

His determination is obvious. "I will also get involved in the next three years for the interests of wholesale and foreign trade and its service providers," promises the president. A clear signal to Berlin and Brussels: It is finally needed to rethink to promote cooperation with the economy!

energy prices, bureaucracy and joint action

Jandura urgently demands that the decisions of politicians must also keep an eye on the practical consequences for companies. "Berlin and Brussels have to understand what challenges we have to tackle. Solutions should be developed against them together with the economy!"

With his passionate call to rethink in politics, Dr. Dirk Jandura breath of fresh air into the debate about the future of wholesale. The middle class calls - and he has the ears of the decision -makers on his side!