Young values ​​union: Nico Röhrs leads fresh ideas into politics

Von NAG Redaktion

Entdecken Sie die Junge WerteUnion (JWU), die neu gegründete Jugendorganisation der WerteUnion, unter der Leitung von Nico Röhrs. Erfahren Sie, wie die JWU jungen Mitgliedern eine Stimme geben und innovative Ideen in die Politik einbringen möchte. Lesen Sie mehr über die Ziele und Strukturen dieser dynamischen Plattform, die eine frische Perspektive auf politische Themen bietet.
Discover the Young Value Union (JWU), the newly founded youth organization of the value union, under the direction of Nico Röhrs. Find out how the JWU would give young members a voice and bring innovative ideas into politics. Read more about the goals and structures of this dynamic platform, which offers a fresh perspective on political issues. (Symbolbild/MB)

In a breathtaking move, the freshly founded values ​​union, a freedom-conservative party, suddenly expanded its structures! After the establishment of the 12th state association in Berlin and the start of several district associations, the next big event is now followed: the foundation of the "Junge Value Union" (JWU) under the direction of Nico Röhrs! The 37-year-old security advisor and former Bundeswehr officer will lead this innovative youth organization.

What makes JWU so special? Quite simply: it offers young members a platform to make their voices audible. At a time when many young people feel that they are not taken seriously, the JWU appears as a reservable instance. "The value union is probably the only German party without age cap for young members," emphasizes Röhrs. "Engagement and competence are the only prerequisites. This is a revolutionary approach that we painfully miss in many other parties!"

modern ideas for the future

Röhrs further explains that the JWU wants to act as a true “idea smithy” for the party's young voices. Here innovative concepts are developed and checked for their feasibility together with like -minded people and experts. "Often young people have a treasure trove of ideas that are just waiting to be inserted into the political arena," said the Lübeck native.

dr. Hans-Georg Maassen, the party leader, praises Röhrs's qualities: "He studied electrical engineering and a master's degree in engineering. As an ex-officer, he also has special leadership skills. It is great that he takes care of the challenge of building up the JWU!"

out with the old!

The JWU takes the place of a previously existing unofficial working group that did not stand in harmony with the principles of the values ​​union and recently dissolved. This step shows how serious the new organization means to create real hearing for the youth and bring a fresh air to the political landscape!

The value union, on an impressive growth course, shows with the founding of the young values ​​that it not only reacts to changes, but also actively causes changes. All eyes are now directed towards Nico Röhrs - can he mobilize the young generation and bring fresh ideas into politics? Time will show it!