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Politics up close: 80 students experience a political tour in Uri!
On October 29, 2025, 80 students will take part in a political tour in Uri to learn how political education improves participation.
Politics up close: 80 students experience a political tour in Uri!
On Wednesday, October 29, 2025, an exciting event took place in the canton of Uri Political tour took place, which was particularly important for young students. Around 80 students from cantonal schools had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of politics. This was the first event of this kind in several years at both participating schools, the Uri Vocational and Further Education Center (or wz uri) and the Cantonal Middle School.
The morning was characterized by questions that the students addressed directly to politicians. The interesting event continued in the afternoon at the bwz uri, where the young participants were also able to get to know the Uri youth parties. Among those present were high-profile government members such as security director Céline Huber and education and cultural director Georg Simmen.
Insights into the political landscape
The event was not only a highlight for the young people, but also a platform for exchange between the different political camps. Among the participants were Nina Gisler, vice president of Junge Mitte Schweiz, and Toni Brand, district administrator from Silenen. A tour and a panel discussion enabled the students to get to know the viewpoints of the various young parties.
- Noel Baumann und Loa Wild (JGLP)
- Corsin Danioth und Silvan Bissig (Juso)
- Nina Gisler (Junge Mitte)
- Tobias Baumann (JSVP)
- Joel Wyrsch und Benedikt Nock (Jungfreisinnige)
The event was led by David Fischer and Mila Janett from Politcast Uri. Their main goal was that Promoting political participation in children and young people. The aim is to encourage young people to become actively involved in political processes and to express their opinions.
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In conclusion, it can be said that events like the political tour not only promote exchange between politics and youth, but also teach basic skills in dealing with digital challenges. Ralph Aschwanden, the children's and youth representative, can be contacted if you have any questions, particularly on questions of political education: telephone +41 41 875 20 96, email: ralph.aschwanden@ur.ch.