Merz and Söder: summit show on the Zugspitze with unexpected incident!

Merz and Söder: summit show on the Zugspitze with unexpected incident!

Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Deutschland - Friedrich Merz, the new Chancellor, climbed the Zugspitze this day and thus committed his inaugural visit to Bavaria. At 9:12 a.m. he was solemnly received by Prime Minister Markus Söder at the Eibsee. Despite the cloudy weather and cool temperatures in the high mountains - only 2 degrees at the top - Merz and Söder were confident about the topics of the planned cabinet session. "Harmony and respect" are Söder's leitmotifs with which he would like to make sure that Bayern is appropriately represented in Berlin. So [leads the picture] (https://m.bild.de/politik/inland/ein-herz-fuer-friedrich-merz-soder-macht-feit-auf-zug-zug- 687609BC7310134CFB62A3EA) that the reception by 400 mountain shooters and a music band that played the national and Bavarian hymn, the importance of this visit underline.

In front of the impressive backdrop of the Zugspitze, which is considered the highest mountain in Germany, Merz and Söder drove together in the gondola to the summit station, where other members of the Bavarian cabinet and journalists were waiting. A somewhat unpleasant incident occurred when a mountain shooter dumped during the ceremony and had to be called. Merz did not miss the opportunity to ask about the man's condition what underlined the human grade in the official events. In the afternoon at 12 noon, the two men are then planned for a press conference to publicly share the results of their consultations, as [BR] (https://www.br.de/nachrichten/bayern/merz-und-soder-auf-der-zugenspitze-und--und--und- and

important topics in the focus

On the agenda, important topics such as energy policy, transport connections, future technologies, judge election and migration policy are located. A central topic is the controversial electricity tax, to which Söder notes that communication was "unhappy" in this regard. In the discussion, Söder emphasized that many of the announcements from Berlin do not do justice to the facts, since the reduction in electricity tax will not reach all citizens. In the meantime, the politician of the Greens, Katharina Schulze, commented and described the summit as a "superficial PR campaign" that is not in the sense of a long-term solution.

Another relevant point in the talks are the border controls arranged by Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt. The discussion about this led to a certain nervousness, since Söder's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann reacted to the constant "meale and genius". SPD politician Anke Rehlinger called for more intelligent approaches instead of border controls. Söder encouraged Merz not to be put off in migration policy.

Bavaria as a pioneer in renewable energies

Bavaria, especially in energy policy, occupies an outstanding position. According to a report by the Süddeutsche Zeitung, Bavaria is considered the goal of the goal of the goal of the aim of expanding renewable energies "by 2030. The strategy aims to further drive the boom in photovoltaics in Bavaria. At this point it becomes clear that Söder not only looks at current challenges, but also on the future and plans to implement specific measures to implement the energy transition.

The upcoming exchange about these topics is of great relevance for the Bavarian state government and could be crucial for the future direction of the political totality of Bavaria and Germany.