Scholz: The problem of unemployment will be left behind

Scholz, in the press conference held after the two-day ministerial meeting held in Meseberg, stated that they managed to get the German economy out of the energy crisis that arose from the Russia-Ukraine war.

HE PROMISED

Claiming that they have put in large sums to prevent crisis in Europe’s largest economy, Scholz vowed to make Germany carbon neutral by 2045 and ensure the economy’s competitiveness by promoting digitization.

Assessing that the transition from fossil fuels to renewables will be difficult for Germany’s energy-intensive industry, Scholz said: “By 2030, we need to install four to five new wind turbines and solar panels equivalent to more than 40 fields football every day”. ” saying.

“A GREAT MISSION”

Scholz said efforts to shape the industrialized German economy are “a huge task” but achievable.

Olaf Scholz said: “The conclusion we draw from our talks is that we will succeed. There is so much to do and for that we need many men and women working here, but also people from other countries. So all the work that needs to be done in Germany has to be done.” he said.

Stating that the German economy is trying to transform itself into a green economy with a shrinking labor force, Scholz emphasized that “Germany will leave the unemployment problem behind in the coming years” due to the transformation of the economy. (AA)