Migration and youth violence: The Berlin Senate is committed

The importance of migration for securing skilled workers in Brandenburg and the struggle for compensation from LEAG were topics at the third youth force summit of the Berlin Senate. In addition, an avenue competence center in Müncheberg was founded and the Christmas trees are already waiting.

protection of skilled workers in Brandenburg and migration

according to a report by www.inforadio.de The importance of migration for securing skilled workers in Brandenburg was an important topic at the third youth force summit of the Berlin Senate. The participants discussed how a well -integrated and trained population contributes to coping with the shortage of skilled workers in Brandenburg. Migration can be a possible solution to remedy the lack of specialists in various areas such as healthcare, technology and craft. It was emphasized that an inclusive and integrative environment must be created in order to facilitate migrants to integrate into the labor market and thus contribute to securing skilled workers in Brandenburg.

struggle for compensation from LEAG

like www.inforadio.de reports, the municipality of Tauer continues to fight for compensation payments from LEAG, which is held responsible for the consequences of lignite mining. In Tauer and other surrounding communities, mining activities have led to ground lowering and other damage. The municipality demands financial support to repair the infrastructure and improve the quality of life of the people affected. The struggle for compensation has been ongoing for some time, and the municipality of Tauer continues its efforts to maintain fair compensation.

Foundation of the Allen competence center in Müncheberg

Another topic at the youth force summit was the establishment of an avenue competence center in Müncheberg. According to the article, avenues in Brandenburg are viewed as a landscape peculiarity and cultural asset that should be protected and maintained. The newly founded Allen competence center in Müncheberg will deal with the research, preservation and care of avenues. It will serve as a contact point for experts, authorities and citizens to obtain information about the avenues and take measures to maintain this unique landscape elements.

Christmas trees are already waiting

The Christmas season is imminent and according to the article the Christmas trees are already waiting for their efforts in Berlin. The capital traditionally has a great need for Christmas trees, which are set up in places, in front of shops, in parks and private households. The trees are delivered from Brandenburg and other regions to meet the need. The sale of Christmas trees brings income to the providers every year and ensures a festive atmosphere in the city. It is expected that the demand for Christmas trees in Berlin will be high this year.